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« Reply #15 on: January 02, 2012, 19:37:35 » |
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...especially with a YP railcard, no minimum fare on a rover/ranger  it still applies ! Truro staff don't seem to think so, I've seen many issued there |
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« Reply #16 on: January 03, 2012, 22:10:54 » |
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...especially with a YP railcard, no minimum fare on a rover/ranger it still applies ! Truro staff don't seem to think so, I've seen many issued there nor do the onboard staff! I've used my railcard numerous times buying on board before 9am. On the first time my conversation went "I cant use my railcard on this service can i? guard replied "no its ok, i'll give you the discount" and that seems to be the general way it is! |
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« Reply #18 on: January 05, 2012, 13:32:02 » |
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Minimum fare of ^12 is only on the following ticket types: Before 10:00 Monday-Friday except for on Public Holidays or in July or August: Off-Peak: BVS, BVR, CDS▸ , CDR▸ , ELS, ELR, EVS, EVR, GDS, GDR, OPS, OPR, VBR, ODT, SCO, STO, SSS, SSR, SVS, SVR, SVH, 1DR, 1DT, SOP▸ , PDS, PDR, SWS, SRR, C1R, EGF, CBA, WRE Anytime: SDS, SOS, GOR, SDR, SOR, EOR Other: ELS, ELR, EOS, EVS, EVR Some Rover and Ranger products: see individual product entry (Of which the Ride Cornwall entry says nothing about minimum fare applying.) Source: The Manual |
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« Reply #19 on: January 05, 2012, 13:53:51 » |
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Off-Peak: BVS, BVR, CDS▸ , CDR▸ , ELS, ELR, EVS, EVR, GDS, GDR, OPS, OPR, VBR, ODT, SCO, STO, SSS, SSR, SVS, SVR, SVH, 1DR, 1DT, SOP▸ , PDS, PDR, SWS, SRR, C1R, EGF, CBA, WRE
Anytime: SDS, SOS, GOR, SDR, SOR, EOR
Other: ELS, ELR, EOS, EVS, EVR
You've listed FORTY THREE different ticket types there, Louis. I always knew there were a lot, but 43 ... and these are only the ones to which the minimum 12 pounds applies before 10 a.m. on Mondays to Fridays from September to June. How many more ticket types are there? |
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« Reply #20 on: January 05, 2012, 14:33:07 » |
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Is there really one called an EOR?  Some of these are candidates for the acroyms and abbreviations pages on here I suspect. Others are best ignored in the hope that someday soon common sense will prevail and they'll all be swept away under the Resimplifaction Project. |
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« Reply #21 on: January 05, 2012, 14:41:16 » |
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Is there really one called an EOR? European Open Return: http://new.raileasy.co.uk/fare/eor |
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« Reply #22 on: January 05, 2012, 15:36:20 » |
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« Reply #23 on: January 05, 2012, 16:35:01 » |
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Off-Peak: BVS, BVR, CDS▸ , CDR▸ , ELS, ELR, EVS, EVR, GDS, GDR, OPS, OPR, VBR, ODT, SCO, STO, SSS, SSR, SVS, SVR, SVH, 1DR, 1DT, SOP▸ , PDS, PDR, SWS, SRR, C1R, EGF, CBA, WRE
Anytime: SDS, SOS, GOR, SDR, SOR, EOR
Other: ELS, ELR, EOS, EVS, EVR
You've listed FORTY THREE different ticket types there, Louis. I always knew there were a lot, but 43 ... and these are only the ones to which the minimum 12 pounds applies before 10 a.m. on Mondays to Fridays from September to June. How many more ticket types are there? All the advance ones to start with!! |
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« Reply #24 on: January 05, 2012, 16:40:25 » |
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Between Bristol Temple Meads and London Terminals, there are 75 different fares. Of these, there are 45 different ticket types:
CDR▸
DAS▸
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DCS
DDS
DES
DFS
DHS
DKS▸
DLS
ETR
F1A
F2A
F3A
F4A
FDR
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FOR
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S1A
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SDR
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SSR
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SVR
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WAS
WBS
WCS
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WES
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WGS
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WJS
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Simplification? I think not!
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« Reply #25 on: January 05, 2012, 18:16:44 » |
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I tried the system today and was pleasantly surprised....
I told NRE‡ that I was travelling from SWI» to PNZ tomorrow, returning Sunday..... and it told me .... the cheapest ticket was a FOSW▸ 3 in 7 @ ^74 and further more offered me FGW▸ to buy it online! I wasn't expecting that!
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« Reply #26 on: January 05, 2012, 18:53:34 » |
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Off-Peak: BVS, BVR, CDS▸ , CDR▸ , ELS, ELR, EVS, EVR, GDS, GDR, OPS, OPR, VBR, ODT, SCO, STO, SSS, SSR, SVS, SVR, SVH, 1DR, 1DT, SOP▸ , PDS, PDR, SWS, SRR, C1R, EGF, CBA, WRE
Anytime: SDS, SOS, GOR, SDR, SOR, EOR
Other: ELS, ELR, EOS, EVS, EVR
You've listed FORTY THREE different ticket types there, Louis. I always knew there were a lot, but 43 ... and these are only the ones to which the minimum 12 pounds applies before 10 a.m. on Mondays to Fridays from September to June. How many more ticket types are there? Basically the minimum fare applys to all flexible point-to-point tickets. |
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« Reply #27 on: January 05, 2012, 19:32:44 » |
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I tried the system today and was pleasantly surprised....
I told NRE‡ that I was travelling from SWI» to PNZ tomorrow, returning Sunday..... and it told me .... the cheapest ticket was a FOSW▸ 3 in 7 @ ^74 and further more offered me FGW▸ to buy it online! I wasn't expecting that!
And when you click through to FGW's website to complete the transaction you will find that the ^74 FoSW Rover is not available to buy online. The cheapest fare offered will be the ^82.50 Off Peak Return. I'm fairly certain that no booking engine will offer the option to buy Rovers or Rangers, be that as a direct enquiry or when redirected by NRE. |
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« Reply #28 on: January 05, 2012, 20:06:42 » |
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Some of these are candidates for the acronyms and abbreviations pages on here I suspect.
Thanks for volunteering to do that, Phil ...   |
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"Level crossings are safe, unless they are used in an unsafe manner." Discuss.
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« Reply #29 on: January 05, 2012, 21:33:00 » |
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Some of these are candidates for the acronyms and abbreviations pages on here I suspect.
Thanks for volunteering to do that, Phil ... I don't have access to the pages in order to amend them. The best I can offer is to start a new topic so that the knowledgeable on here can contribute answers, but someone's still going to have to cut and paste them in amongst the existing abbreviations. |
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