What is acceptable here?
Pages/articles covering any of the following topics:
- Railway Stations, Facilities etc
- Train Operating Companies operating within the area
- specific commuting routes
- Rail user groups
- Individual stories of commuting hell, joy (if any)
News articles should go on the main TrainWatch site (or individual blogs etc). Only if they are big stories should they then get a page here.
What's not acceptable
- Spam of any kind
- Topics that are not got a connection with commuting
- The copying of material that's not got permission to be here
For more details look at the About page
Account Registration
I've had to make some changes due to further spam attacks. Until further notice you won't be able to make any edits once you have registered. To make an edit you'll have to become Approved first. To become approved please contact me directly via Twitter. I'll get an online contact form up during this week.
Hopefully this will stop the Polish, Russian and Indian spammers every weekend :-(
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Featured Articles
National Conditions of Carriage The general rules passengers have to abide to outside of the Byelaws whilst on the UK rail network
Service changes during the olympics on Southeastern
General Safety Advice when travelling on the Rail Network
Bicycle Policy of rail companies in the South East
Season Ticket Conditions of local rail companies
Revenue Protection Officer, covers what an RPO/REO can do
Digital Unstaffed Network Communications Equipment the technical name for the @SE_Railway twitter account.
Twitter lists the known hashtags and accounts on twitter for the various Train Operating Companies.
Fix My Transport is a website built built by the mySociety charity to help people get common public transport problems resolved. It is targeted specifically at smaller problems such as persistently broken ticket machines, buses that always leave early, or silly rules that appear to do nothing but create inconvenience for travellers.
Phantom International is the primary fictional rail station located just outside London Bridge station on the South Eastern Main Line operated by Southeastern.
Delay Repay is a scheme operated by the majority of the 'newer' Train Operating Companies which is supposed to compensate anyone for being delayed on the rail network.
The details vary from company to company with some being more generous than others.
External Links
Commuting websites
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