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Title: Taunton - Frome CDR
Post by: devon_metro on March 06, 2008, 18:25:36
taunton-Frome CDR (any permitted)

Is this valid VIA Bristol TM.

Ta!


Title: Re: Taunton - Frome CDR
Post by: swlines on March 06, 2008, 18:38:11
As I told you on MSN, no.

Taunton to Westbury is though (map CE).  ;D


Title: Re: Taunton - Frome CDR
Post by: Jim on March 06, 2008, 20:17:02
As I told you on MSN, no.

Taunton to Westbury is though (map CE).  ;D

Really? I think your find otherwise though, or certainally for a Frome-Taunton.


Title: Re: Taunton - Frome CDR
Post by: swlines on March 06, 2008, 22:53:11
The routeing guide showed Frome had routing points Taunton, Westbury and Yeovil. Taunton is its own routeing point. As Taunton to Frome is a direct routeing - only direct route is permitted on that. A Westbury ticket is an entirely different story, though.


Title: Re: Taunton - Frome CDR
Post by: Graz on March 07, 2008, 11:17:10
if you can get a CDR from Westbury to Taunton via Bristol, how come it's not possible to get one from Bath Spa to Taunton? I remember reading somewhere about people buying a CDR from Bath to Keynsham and one from there to Taunton as it's cheaper!


Title: Re: Taunton - Frome CDR
Post by: swlines on March 07, 2008, 12:08:15
if you can get a CDR from Westbury to Taunton via Bristol, how come it's not possible to get one from Bath Spa to Taunton? I remember reading somewhere about people buying a CDR from Bath to Keynsham and one from there to Taunton as it's cheaper!

Valid routes Bath Spa to Taunton:

Bath Spa - Bristol - Taunton (can go via Weston-super-Mare)
Bath Spa - Westbury - Taunton

Map SW. http://www.atoc.org/rsp/_downloads/Routeing_Guide/maps/map%20graphics/Map%20SW.jpg


Title: Re: Taunton - Frome CDR
Post by: Graz on March 08, 2008, 21:57:43
I was only offered a Saver when I checked the NR site though, so it seemed unusual you could get a CDR from a *longer* distance...  ???



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