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Hi I was watching a documentary about the 1864 murder of Thomas Briggs in east London. A major factor of this case was non-corridor stock where a victim and his attacker were isolated in a single compartment. I believe non-corridor stock was immediately seen as scary, and there were calls to...

...as defined in the scope of the Regulation of Railways Act. Are trams, light rail/metro systems included? I'm pretty sure that heritage railways aren't, otherwise I'd probably have heard about it. But legally, what actually makes a railway a railway subject to the RoRA- is it defined by...

OK, so this a little different to most threads in this sub-forum. A few weeks ago I was travelling on the DLR in Zone 2 with a PAYG Oyster. It was my 2nd journey of the day (1st was Z1 to Z2) and was the 2nd of around 15 tube, DLR and bus journeys I made that day. I heard a ticket...

I've just started using Oyster payg - I've only made simple point to point journeys so far and haven't had any problems, however I've read enough on these forums to know how complex a system it is. A couple of questions have formed in my head and if anyone knows the answers I'm sure they are...