Pinhoe Double Back

[headshot119]

I hope someone here can assist me, I believe at some point there was an easement which allowed holders of tickets from Pinhoe to destinations like Exeter, and stations beyond to double back via Honiton (or perhaps one of the other stations)

I can't seem to locate this easement in the latest version of the routing guide. Does anyone have any record of it?

 

[34D]

From 30th June 2012 and 7th Feb 2013 versions:

300225: Customers travelling from Pinhoe, Whimple, Feniton, Honiton and Axminster to Brockenhurst and beyond may travel via Redbridge. This easement applies in both directions

700031: Customers travelling from Axminster, Honiton, Feniton, Whimple, Pinhoe, St James Park and Exeter Central via Tiverton Parkway, may travel via Exeter St Davids. This easement applies in both directions

700115: Customers travelling from Axminster, Honiton, Feniton, Whimple, Pinhoe, St James Park and Exeter Central using tickets routed LONDON, may not travel via Exeter St Davids and Reading. This easement applies in both directions

I wouldn't like to say whether any of the above three remain current.

 

[Be3G]

Notably, NRE says that two tickets are required for a journey from Pinhoe to Exeter via Honiton.

 

[swt_passenger]

Didn't a few of the easements disappear when the service went hourly?

 

[30907]

From 30th June 2012 and 7th Feb 2013 versions:

300225: Customers travelling from Pinhoe, Whimple, Feniton, Honiton and Axminster to Brockenhurst and beyond may travel via Redbridge. This easement applies in both directions

700031: Customers travelling from Axminster, Honiton, Feniton, Whimple, Pinhoe, St James Park and Exeter Central via Tiverton Parkway, may travel via Exeter St Davids. This easement applies in both directions

700115: Customers travelling from Axminster, Honiton, Feniton, Whimple, Pinhoe, St James Park and Exeter Central using tickets routed LONDON, may not travel via Exeter St Davids and Reading. This easement applies in both directions

I wouldn't like to say whether any of the above three remain current.

But in any case they aren't what the OP was looking for

 

[headshot119]

Thanks for the help everyone, I've not been able to track it down, but the situation I needed this for has been resolved.