(11 Oct 2022, 6:14 pm)L469 YVK wrote 5 minutes turnaround for the 308 in Blyth?
I hope that will involve sending out a fresh bus & driver otherwise interworking with the 306 will be chaos!
(11 Oct 2022, 7:00 pm)nova347 wrote What does Arriva class as a child? I'm looking at Arriva regionwide tickets, and they have an adult and a child but it doesn't give an age limit to the child, so I just wanted to ask if any one knows what is the age limit for a child ticket.
(11 Oct 2022, 7:17 pm)omnicity4659 wrote It was raised to 16 a few years ago.If I was to get a student Regionwide ticket for 5.60 would they accept a college badge as proof of ID or my provisional or both? And whats the age limit on student Regionwide Day tickets and do you think that just my provisional would be fine?
(11 Oct 2022, 7:18 pm)nova347 wrote If I was to get a student Regionwide ticket for 5.60 would they accept a college badge as proof of ID or my provisional or both? And whats the age limit on student Regionwide Day tickets and do you think that just my provisional would be fine?
(11 Oct 2022, 7:18 pm)nova347 wrote If I was to get a student Regionwide ticket for 5.60 would they accept a college badge as proof of ID or my provisional or both? And whats the age limit on student Regionwide Day tickets and do you think that just my provisional would be fine?
(11 Oct 2022, 7:18 pm)nova347 wrote If I was to get a student Regionwide ticket for 5.60 would they accept a college badge as proof of ID or my provisional or both? And whats the age limit on student Regionwide Day tickets and do you think that just my provisional would be fine?
(11 Oct 2022, 7:22 pm)mb134 wrote Depending on how old you are, you can possibly get the student day ticket without a college badge. The Arriva student tickets officially are "young persons" tickets, and as such can be bought by anyone with valid student ID OR by anyone under the age of 19.Some of the drivers pretty aggressively seek proof of age, though. We've had run ons with particular Polish driver who used to do the 22 and 64 hut now appears to be on the 6 rota, since Eldest was about 12.
https://www.arrivabus.co.uk/ticket-info/...er-tickets
(11 Oct 2022, 10:49 pm)BusLoverMum wrote Some of the drivers pretty aggressively seek proof of age, though. We've had run ons with particular Polish driver who used to do the 22 and 64 hut now appears to be on the 6 rota, since Eldest was about 12.A few months back I had a valid student ID from a course I was sent on, and nobody ever checked it when I was using a ticket bought through the app. In fact, I could probably still just buy a student ticket and never have it questioned.
(11 Oct 2022, 4:35 pm)Storx wrote Nice to see that Arriva bothered to check the timetables before releasing them on their website for the Newcastle changes.
The 43, 44, 45, 51, 52 and 53 timetables are all very wrong. The right timetables are on Traveline now though for anyone who actually needs them.
(11 Oct 2022, 4:35 pm)Storx wrote Nice to see that Arriva bothered to check the timetables before releasing them on their website for the Newcastle changes.
The 43, 44, 45, 51, 52 and 53 timetables are all very wrong. The right timetables are on Traveline now though for anyone who actually needs them.
(12 Oct 2022, 11:32 am)Kuyoyo wrote Given the website updates are done by the national customer service team based in Luton whereas the raw timetable data is done by the North East Commerical Team who are now based at Stockton depot, issues are likely to crop up especially with how quickly they wanted to upload the new timetables (understand from speaking to the Commerical Member who was responsible for the Teesside and County Durham changes that their rush resulted in the original version of Stockton's 7/7A timetable being dispatched instead of the updated version - the original was prior to the understanding that the extension to Kirklevington was needed 7 days a week, meaning Stockton's Sunday PVR on the Stockton routes remains at 5 as present but 7B board will start 3 hours earlier than it presently does and also remain out for longer as well, finished on the last trip to Willey Flatts from Stockton at 1905 rather than presently finishing in the High Street at 1720).
All are now correct on the website however - although no timetable at present for the 22A.
(12 Oct 2022, 11:56 am)Storx wrote Aye that's fair enough but surely someone would've noticed the seriously wrong timetable in particular for the 43/44/45.
https://api.arrivabus.co.uk/routes/servi...t-2022.pdf - 43 for example.
Not sure where that's even coming from if I had to be honest, seems to be the subsidised services maybe? I know the 52 and 53 are also missing the evening services. There could be some very confused passengers if they read them.
Mind I always thought they were done from a database and automated when you loaded them so learnt something new, similar to how Travelline I believe works.
(12 Oct 2022, 11:56 am)Storx wrote Aye that's fair enough but surely someone would've noticed the seriously wrong timetable in particular for the 43/44/45.If you plan a journey in the Arriva journey planner, all of the journeys will show.
https://api.arrivabus.co.uk/routes/servi...t-2022.pdf - 43 for example.
Not sure where that's even coming from if I had to be honest, seems to be the subsidised services maybe? I know the 52 and 53 are also missing the evening services. There could be some very confused passengers if they read them.
Mind I always thought they were done from a database and automated when you loaded them so learnt something new, similar to how Travelline I believe works.
(13 Oct 2022, 3:48 pm)Aaron21 wrote Timetables are now live
Interesting is that the 54 original said it was going to have a different company operation on evenings & Sundays. This has now been removed and all evenings & Sundays journeys on the 54 are now withdrawn
(13 Oct 2022, 5:08 pm)Unber43 wrote Lets hope Arriva get it if the council are going to support it.
But GCT would probably yet it (sigh)
(13 Oct 2022, 5:14 pm)cbma06 wrote Why should Arriva get it, since Arriva decided not to run it commercially, I wouldn’t like my tax dollar to pay for the service to be ran secured by Arriva, DB needs to bugger off and stop bleeding the uk bus industry dry and using profits on the German infrastructure, and stop using handouts from the uk government, nah wonder why there got a good transport system over there, and our transport gone to crap.
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