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In short, as long as you're not caught short, no toilet = some of the passengers inconvenienced, or even lack of convenienced. Whereas, no train = all of the passengers inconvenienced.

GLQ for Glasgow Queen Street High Level and GQL for the low level platforms.

One reason I've heard is that non season sales are stored and released in tranches every three hours. Whether that's true or not is anyone's guess.

I believe that there are restaurants at Corrour & Spean Bridge on the West Highland Line.

It helps if you know the background & history behind the naming conventions. A few years back there was a backlash against public officials travelling "first" on expenses. To rectify this issue many transport undertakings rebranded certain first class products as enhanced standard class. As this...

Academic now, but did you think about East Croydon to St. Pancras for the hoof along Euston Road to the eponymous terminal?

They've not said it's not valid - rather there's no guarantee of a seat.

I passed an Ember bus in Bo'ness recently. What route would that have been? Public transport to & from Bo'ness is pretty woeful at present.

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If you direct message me a photo of your FIP coupon, or card if your coupon has not arrived, and I can sort this out for you.

I'm sure I paid about £19 for two bottles of Scheihalion at the Balmoral (formerly the North British Railway Hotel) above Edinburgh Waverley a few years back. Just after being caned at the Gleneagles Townhouse for a couple of beers. I made the mistake of leaving a tip on top of the automatic...

Can you remember the noise when your ticket was scanned? Was it positive or negative?..

FOSS which doesn't mean Freedom Of the South of Scotland as I said to the two chancers I found on the wrong side of the Forth at Inverkeithing. I may even still have these rovers in my "bad boys & girls" box.

However, I wouldn't merely ask, rather state my previous train was cancelled. This would forestall any misunderstanding.

Pillar Box on Platform Two at Stirling.

The information provided via the hand held ticket machine clearly states that the ticket is NOT valid between 15:00 & 20:00 with no differentiation as to what direction the passenger might be travelling. That, as we know, is incorrect. But you can see where the confusion may stem from.

However, in general, you must tap in AND out. How are you resolving your missed tap in/out with TfL?

I've never understood why that ferry was removed. Albeit I only used it rarely, it always seemed popular with tourists and locals alike. It provided a useful link.

For some reason there's always been a steep premium for through tickets from Edinburgh to stations on the WHL.

Thanks for the replies. I'll do some digging.