Go North East: Latest News & Discussion - April 2018
Go North East: Latest News & Discussion - April 2018
(18 Apr 2018, 10:31 pm)JM03 Also any news on 4899?
(18 Apr 2018, 10:31 pm)JM03 Also any news on 4899?
Are the Presidents all going soon, or just some/most of them?
Care to tell us more details rather then give half the bloody story.
6117's new livery
50 years of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers.
[img]Go North East 6117 by Pulsar Photos, on Flickr[/img]
(19 Apr 2018, 1:23 pm)Pulsar 6117's new livery
50 years of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers.
[img]Go North East 6117 by Pulsar Photos, on Flickr[/img]
(19 Apr 2018, 1:23 pm)Pulsar 6117's new livery
50 years of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers.
[img]Go North East 6117 by Pulsar Photos, on Flickr[/img]
4967 has been repaired. I saw it on a road test in Dunston heading towards Riverside Depot on Tuesday morning (around 07:45).
Would a Return ticket only be valid to literally across the road from where I boarded earlier in the day? Would I be able to stay on for a couple of stops within the same area? Thanks.
(19 Apr 2018, 7:20 pm)OrangeArrow49 Would a Return ticket only be valid to literally across the road from where I boarded earlier in the day? Would I be able to stay on for a couple of stops within the same area? Thanks.
(19 Apr 2018, 7:20 pm)OrangeArrow49 Would a Return ticket only be valid to literally across the road from where I boarded earlier in the day? Would I be able to stay on for a couple of stops within the same area? Thanks.
(19 Apr 2018, 7:35 pm)Dan Anywhere within that farestage, so it really depends where you're travelling to/from.
Shouldn't really be promoted, but it was discussed the other day on this forum about over-riding. Driver wouldn't really know where you were supposed to get off on a return ticket as it's scanned as you board - but obviously there is a revenue protection team and you may run into them, if you do travel outside of that farestage.
(19 Apr 2018, 7:35 pm)Dan Anywhere within that farestage, so it really depends where you're travelling to/from.
Shouldn't really be promoted, but it was discussed the other day on this forum about over-riding. Driver wouldn't really know where you were supposed to get off on a return ticket as it's scanned as you board - but obviously there is a revenue protection team and you may run into them, if you do travel outside of that farestage.
(19 Apr 2018, 8:39 pm)Boggle Interestingly, most drivers are happy with scanning of return tickets, but a small number then ask you to hand over your ticket so that they can tear off the QR code. Not sure if there is an official policy?None that you need to worry about if you're paying the correct amount...!
(19 Apr 2018, 8:39 pm)Boggle Interestingly, most drivers are happy with scanning of return tickets, but a small number then ask you to hand over your ticket so that they can tear off the QR code. Not sure if there is an official policy?None that you need to worry about if you're paying the correct amount...!
(19 Apr 2018, 7:35 pm)Dan Anywhere within that farestage, so it really depends where you're travelling to/from.
Shouldn't really be promoted, but it was discussed the other day on this forum about over-riding. Driver wouldn't really know where you were supposed to get off on a return ticket as it's scanned as you board - but obviously there is a revenue protection team and you may run into them, if you do travel outside of that farestage.
(19 Apr 2018, 7:35 pm)Dan Anywhere within that farestage, so it really depends where you're travelling to/from.
Shouldn't really be promoted, but it was discussed the other day on this forum about over-riding. Driver wouldn't really know where you were supposed to get off on a return ticket as it's scanned as you board - but obviously there is a revenue protection team and you may run into them, if you do travel outside of that farestage.
(19 Apr 2018, 7:35 pm)Dan Anywhere within that farestage, so it really depends where you're travelling to/from.
Shouldn't really be promoted, but it was discussed the other day on this forum about over-riding. Driver wouldn't really know where you were supposed to get off on a return ticket as it's scanned as you board - but obviously there is a revenue protection team and you may run into them, if you do travel outside of that farestage.
(19 Apr 2018, 7:35 pm)Dan Anywhere within that farestage, so it really depends where you're travelling to/from.
Shouldn't really be promoted, but it was discussed the other day on this forum about over-riding. Driver wouldn't really know where you were supposed to get off on a return ticket as it's scanned as you board - but obviously there is a revenue protection team and you may run into them, if you do travel outside of that farestage.