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Old 8th June 2016, 22:35
bramleyman bramleyman is offline  
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Does buying a ticket give you a seat or just a space in a carriage?We cannot all book in advance and as an OAP I object to standing all the way from Reading(for example) to Plymouth.Have Health and safety no input on this?I mean a carriage full of standing passengers and an emergency stop would be a catastrophe,
I am a now retired railway employee and a senior citizen so Do sympathise with any Senior Citizens trying to get a seat, especially with some of the rude/ignorant younger people who have Not been taught to give up their seat for somebody elderly or infirm.

Sadly, according to the Conditions of Travel, your fare only gives you a journey from A to B, by any means the railway uses, including buses, aircraft, or any other form of transport, with No guarantee of a seat regardless of age, or any disability.

Hope this is of help.
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