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Originally Posted by hairyhandedfool
It is worth noting at this point that if you buy a ticket, which is cheaper than the valid ticket for your journey, which allows you to cover the journey you could be prosecuted for fare evasion.
EXCEPT: Combinations of tickets for a journey no longer than the intended journey. For rules regarding the use of combitions of tickets visit your local station, or try looking on www.nationalrail.co.uk |
It depends what type of ticket you have, whether or not it's permitted. For example, you are not permitted to break a journey for the outward part of a Saver ticket, so you could get charged an excess if you tried to leave an intermediary station on the outward part of a Saver, but if you travel on a Standard Day Return you are permitted to break either part of your journey. See
http://nationalrail.co.uk/system/gal...misc/NRCOC.pdf page 7