...1] There may be some with fraudulent combinations (season to the first stop from the terminus, then another from the last stop to the destination), but I don't think many people try to get away with commuting ticketless to/from barriered stations day in, day out. When a grip is carried out on the 1823 or 1824 EUS to Northampton, I don't think I've seen a ticket issued in a long time. Neil...

... Perry <roland@perry.co.uk> wrote: In message <2gmq44pjupak66tbhp6ftooj6i1hs9ose7@4ax.com>, at 17:33:56 on Mon, 9 Jun 2008, keith <me@privacy.net> remarked: Railway Byelaw 18: 18. Ticketless travel in non-compulsory ticket areas (2) A person shall hand over his ticket for inspection and verification Excellent - now we're getting there - so you believe that...

In message <2gmq44pjupak66tbhp6ftooj6i1hs9ose7@4ax.com>, at 17:33:56 on Mon, 9 Jun 2008, keith <me@privacy.net> remarked: Railway Byelaw 18: 18. Ticketless travel in non-compulsory ticket areas (2) A person shall hand over his ticket for inspection and verification Excellent - now we're getting there - so you believe that this applies to all of the circumstances ...

...am sure if it was that easy, someone would have produced the simple sentence - even a paragraph just to prove me wrong. It's been posted several times: Railway Byelaw 18: 18. Ticketless travel in non-compulsory ticket areas (2) A person shall hand over his ticket for inspection and verification        of validity when asked to do so by an authorised person....

...I am sure if it was that easy, someone would have produced the simple sentence - even a paragraph just to prove me wrong.uu It's been posted several times: Railway Byelaw 18: 18. Ticketless travel in non-compulsory ticket areas (2) A person shall hand over his ticket for inspection and verification Excellent - now we're getting there - so you ...

... sure if it was that easy, someone would have produced the simple sentence - even a paragraph just to prove me wrong.uu It's been posted several times: Railway Byelaw 18: 18. Ticketless travel in non-compulsory ticket areas (2) A person shall hand over his ticket for inspection and verification Excellent - now we're getting there - so you believe that this applies...

... am sure if it was that easy, someone would have produced the simple sentence - even a paragraph just to prove me wrong. It's been posted several times: Railway Byelaw 18: 18. Ticketless travel in non-compulsory ticket areas (2) A person shall hand over his ticket for inspection and verification        of validity when asked to do so by an authorised person. Seems...

...>I am sure if it was that easy, someone would have produced the simple sentence - even a paragraph just to prove me wrong. It's been posted several times: Railway Byelaw 18: 18. Ticketless travel in non-compulsory ticket areas (2) A person shall hand over his ticket for inspection and verification of validity when asked to do so by an authorised person. -- Roland Perry

...unless he has with him a valid ticket. Yes. (2) A person shall hand over his ticket for inspection and verification of validity when asked to do so by an authorised person. Yes. 18. Ticketless travel in non-compulsory ticket areas (1) In any area not designated as a compulsory ticket area, no person shall enter any train for the purpose of travelling on the railway unless he ...

... on the railway unless he has with him a valid ticket. (2) A person shall hand over his ticket for inspection and verification of validity when asked to do so by an authorised person. 18. Ticketless travel in non-compulsory ticket areas (1) In any area not designated as a compulsory ticket area, no person shall enter any train for the purpose of travelling on the railway unless he has ...