(21 Jan 2022, 12:09 pm)Jimmi wrote I know some operator timetables used to indicate which journeys are tendered usually with an $ or a footnote at the bottom of the timetable (latter usually applied for fully supported services). Can't remember the last time I saw that happen up here although the methods used for timetables online now don't help matters, impossible enough to understand as it is especially Arriva's.

A good start would be to acknowledge the route even exists first. GNE is really bad for it, I know the printed timetables have them displayed but if you looked at the 11 for example you'd think the last bus was 17:32 out of Wallsend.

https://www.nexus.org.uk/sites/default/f...131021.pdf - Btw it still happens up here on Nexus though (if it's a different operator).