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I would not try to use the card outsite the route that were not originally valid though. They have the travel records after all. However, it would be interesting to know whether TfL or TSGN issued the free Z1-6 ticket.

The card does store the holder's name (also printed on the front) and the DOB, which I hope is enough info for the revenue protection people to verify the identity with the help of any photo ID. Agree absolutely on the deadlines though. GTR have not done anything for their customers apart...

Southern customers who had the key first would need to use those Thamelink terminals as well, so it's quite unthinkable that the card would be refused. Probably some IT f**k up with TSGN. BTW, southern customer service might be more familiar with the key and may be more competent if the...

The TVMs (and southern website) actually had all the non-season ticket types on sale before this month. I had the ticket below:

The flat battery problem can easily be resolved by issuing a penalty fare that can be refunded if a rail card valid on that day is produced later. Maybe the penalty fare can even come with a code that can be entered into the app to automatically process a refund.

You got me excited, but after reading the link, it seems the alternative routes still require travelling on Thameslink to Blackfriers first. I was hoping I can get on the Northern line and travel directly to London Bridge.... The cheapest alternative I can find is to get a season to FPK and...

Unfortunately Thameslink does not go through LBG at the moment, otherwise it should be on NRE website

I faced the same issue when playing with the key back in September. But as you has already noticed, since all tickets are season, there's no point having rail cards on the card. I have also tried pressing the renew button on the single I have got on the ticket and was instantly met with an...

TSGN website shows a season ticket from Hatfield to London Bridge that is not valid on the tube. I am just wondering what route is it possibly for then? National Rail Equiries only show routes involving the tube.