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Journey by Journey / London to Swindon and Bristol / Re: Unexpected diversion 28 September 2015
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on: September 28, 2015, 19:44:08
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08.50 a Member of public reported a body near the line, all trains on stop BRI» -BTH» 09.03 BTP▸ in attendance and trains under caution 09.12 BTP advised the body was far enough away from the line to allow trains to run normally 15.00 - 16.00 up line closed due to forensic search
So the decision to divert the 09.00 would have been taken before BTP declared the line could open.
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All across the Great Western territory / Fare's Fair / Re: Revenue Protection Officer On Train Authority
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on: September 12, 2015, 13:12:51
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No, passengers do not have to sit in their reserved seat on advance tickets, only be on the booked train. However, if they are not using their reserved seat, they cannot occupy another reserved seat if that reservation is valid and should expect to move if the passenger turns up.
However, a TM‡ may enforce reserved seat only when the train is expected to be busy, but that is on a case by case basis.
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