Not fair mate, he's just pointing out how bad it really is nowadays. I feel especially sorry for those who have to drive up and down the country for their business/job!!!
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Nah, you all sound like a bunch of moaning old men
- roll with the punches and get back up - that's life.He who smelt it?
Yep sundowner, anyone who puts in serious miles for a living knows the traffic situation, and is not usually a fan of driving.
Honestly Tengu hour and a half is unfortunate but considering at peak times a bus can take 2 hours here (kids rubbish shouting noise traffic violence stops) or a car about half as long to do 5 miles, the train is amazing.
That paddington thing, why did they not just stay at home?
Nah, you all sound like a bunch of moaning old men
Hey Broch,
That is because I'm an old , moaning bloke who's sick of getting the punches and rolling with it is a no go area because of arthritis. But most of all I'm actually over the moon with still being able to moan and I'm loving it
As to "He who dealt it", I wholeheartedly accept I was being sarcastic. The damage a car can do at over 20 MPH does not bear thinking about. ( I will say no more).
Tengu, to answer your original question, information on making claims for late running trains in the UK is here: http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/times_fares/ticket_types/121354.aspx
I've made many claims to Northern Rail in the past year or so as my daily train is often late or delayed, or non-existent. They do pay out too!
Find your train Company's own claim page from that link, you may need to send a copy of your ticket and railcard if appropriate.
I've made many claims to Northern Rail in the past year or so as my daily train is often late or delayed, or non-existent. They do pay out too!
Find your train Company's own claim page from that link, you may need to send a copy of your ticket and railcard if appropriate.
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