Top Document: [uk.transport.london] Frequently Asked Questions Previous Document: 11. Underground and National Railways Safety Next Document: 13. Useful Websites See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge Details of weekend engineering works on London Underground are posted to the group as soon as I receive them from London Transport. This information is also available on the Ceefax/Teletext Travel Information Pages and from a mailing list, details of which are on the LT website. Current train running information for South East England can be found on Ceefax (the BBC teletext service) page 433. Current LT travel information can be found on Ceefax page 436 or Teletext on 3 (Carlton Area) page 194. Details of Rail Weekend Engineering works can be found on Ceefax on BBC2 page 491. For the latest travel information for the London area ring LT Travelcheck on 020 7222 1234. For train running information, ring anyone *except* National Enquiries ;) Most of the Train Operating Companies have their own enquiry line, which should be given in the timetable booklet, and you should ring this before you even think about ringing NRES as anyone in uk.railway will confirm. In the unlikely event of you wishing to ring NRES, the number is 0845 748 4950. If you want to know the fare(s) and routeing for any journey involving more than one change of train (and even that's pushing it at times for NRES <g>) post your query in uk.railway and you'll get the right answer quicker. If you must phone NRES then ring at *least* three times, preferably more, and take the average of the fares. In the unlikely event that all three operators agree, you should have the right information. ;) Alternatively, use my web travel information request form at <http://www.salterg.demon.co.uk/ukrail/railinfo.html>. London Transport have their own Travel Information Service on 020 7222 1234, and they're usually very good at answering any LT related questions. They also run Travel Information Centres at the following Underground Stations: Oxford Circus, Piccadilly Circus, Liverpool Street, Heathrow T1,2,3, King's X St. Pancras, St. James' Park (includes a shop) And additionally at the following locations: Heathrow Airport Terminals 1,2 and 4 Euston BR Station Victoria BR Station Hammersmith Bus Station West Croydon Bus Station Hounslow Travel Centre London Transport travel information and ticket sales are also available at the Hotel and Visitor Centre at Heathrow Terminal 3, and at the Visitor Centre at Waterloo International Railway Station (Arrivals). For current road information see Page 193 on Teletext on 3 or ring one of the following numbers[1]: Dial 0900 340 11 then: National Motorways: 10 West Country: 11 Wales: 12 Midlands: 13 East Anglia: 14 North West England: 15 North East England: 16 Scotland: 17 Northern Ireland: 18 London - area within M25: 22 Beds/Berks/Bucks/Essex/Herts/Oxon: 23 Hants/Kent/Surrey/Sussex: 25 M25 Orbital and Link Roads: 27 [1] Information supplied by AA Roadwatch. Calls are charged at 50p per minute at all times. User Contributions:Top Document: [uk.transport.london] Frequently Asked Questions Previous Document: 11. Underground and National Railways Safety Next Document: 13. Useful Websites Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: "uk.transport.london FAQ Maintainer" <utlfaq-admin@salterg.demon.co.uk>
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