Documents of relevance to passengers British railway technical manuals

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1 documents of relevance passengers

1.1 distributed national rail enquiries
1.2 produced rail delivery group
1.3 produced network rail
1.4 produced stationery office permission network rail
1.5 available on uk government web site





documents of relevance passengers
distributed national rail enquiries

a copy of 1996/1997 edition (no. 64) of national fares manual (south area)



the national rail conditions of travel, set out customer s rights , responsibilities when travelling on national rail network. every ticket purchased contract, , document terms of contract. produced rail settlement plan, part of rail delivery group. must available inspection @ ticket office selling tickets otherwise terms may not enforceable.
national fares manual, contains available fares on network, of use tracking cheaper ticket combinations. published , sold tso (formerly stationery office) cd-rom, rather set of printed manuals.

the rail links manual, combined rail , bus/ferry fares, means volume of national fares manual entitled rail links information produced rail delivery group 3 times each year.



produced rail delivery group

this body represents 26 train operating companies provide passenger railway services



the national routeing guide, defines tickets valid on routes.

produced network rail

network rail owns , operates britain s rail infrastructure



the national rail timetable. available public in printed form until may 2007, , available network rail in pdf format only.

produced stationery office permission network rail

gb rail timetable, published december 2007 (originally uk rail timetable , although northern ireland not included). new editions published every spring , autumn.

available on uk government web site

the railway by-laws, exist under transport act 2000.




^ under eu law: terms , conditions must notified before contract struck. unavailability of terms may turn them retrospective change courts not enforce. statement referring terms , conditions on ticket enough notify passenger providing available.
^ multi-operator travel card agreement anytown, march 2006
^ network rail - home
^ stationery office, produces gb rail timetable; information on current edition searchable on site.






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