Reading the GA and other threads had me wondering as to which timetable should be used when claiming delay repay.
Let's use tomorrow, Sunday 7 February 2021 and the GTR Victoria - Brighton mainline as an example.
There is the timetable published last year starting in December. There have been a couple of Covid variations, an amendment for tomorrow's planned engineering works, a variation due to the emergency speed restriction (5mph on the down fast near Salfords) and now changes due to tomorrow's forecast bad weather.
Assuming I have a season ticket starting on 1 January, and assuming I had been planning on going to work tomorrow (this is hypothetical, although it wasn't last year), which timetable should I claim against?
(My usual practice under such circumstances would be to get to the station early and seen what happened as I only live a few minutes walk away from Three Bridges)
Let's use tomorrow, Sunday 7 February 2021 and the GTR Victoria - Brighton mainline as an example.
There is the timetable published last year starting in December. There have been a couple of Covid variations, an amendment for tomorrow's planned engineering works, a variation due to the emergency speed restriction (5mph on the down fast near Salfords) and now changes due to tomorrow's forecast bad weather.
Assuming I have a season ticket starting on 1 January, and assuming I had been planning on going to work tomorrow (this is hypothetical, although it wasn't last year), which timetable should I claim against?
(My usual practice under such circumstances would be to get to the station early and seen what happened as I only live a few minutes walk away from Three Bridges)