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It will do, yes
Yes, it's very frustrating. But if you'd had an old-school card ticket and lost it, then found it later in the day, what would you expect to happen?
If you look at the tweet I’ve linked below, you can see that:
(1) the books weren’t in the children’s section at all
(2) the library record for each of them shows them categorised as adult non-fiction
https://x.com/reformexposed/status/1940714523117126095?s=46&t=_YJpC0NnDFgt_77zD1Eteg
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This isn't true is it? The ticket inspector acknowledged that you said you had a valid ticket. There is no way they could know if you did or didn't, because you couldn't show the ticket
And as others have said, the "promise" is in reality a very common de-escalation strategy
It probably...
If what you’ve described is what happened, if you give them the details of the second ticket they should presumably see a second, successful, scan at the same gate a few seconds after the first one failed, and then presumably further scans of the second ticket later in the journey.
If you’re...
But that’s not really the point is it? TfW should have a single consistent approach to on train announcements across their network, so it’s easier to maintain and there aren’t any issues if a train is used away from its normal area of operation.
Passengers get used to the pattern of announcements. Welsh first, English second. Switch them around for some stations and people will complain they missed their announcement. Consistency is the single most important thing
Why introduce the totally unnecessary cost and complexity of re-recording or resequencing the existing recordings? As it is, it's 100% consistent, and everyone knows where they stand, and everyone gets the information they need.
I suspect Virgin was the strongest brand in the wider public's awareness, because it already existed in other sectors and Branson was a well known face.
Of the purely railway brands, I think GNER became well established quite quickly and I heard normals referring to it a fair bit after its...
I’d completely forgotten about this question. So sorry. This isn’t right, but it’s pretty close. The Docks and Junction bits are right, but not London or North Western
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