JamesPearce94
Member
Hi all,
Last weekend I was travelling from Sheffield to Whitchurch Shropshire for the weekend and I bought a return which was valid for a month. On the outgoing journey my ticket was checked on my first leg of the journey. I passed my tickets to the inspector and without me noticing he had cut my return ticket not my outgoing.
On my way home I didn't notice this until my ticket got checked on the first leg of the way back and I was worried he wouldn't accept my ticket but luckily he just clipped my outgoing ticket and I was ok for the rest of my journey.
I was just wondering if I would have had a leg to stand on or if I would have been eligible for a penalty fare of some sort if the ticket inspector had confronted me about it?
Last weekend I was travelling from Sheffield to Whitchurch Shropshire for the weekend and I bought a return which was valid for a month. On the outgoing journey my ticket was checked on my first leg of the journey. I passed my tickets to the inspector and without me noticing he had cut my return ticket not my outgoing.
On my way home I didn't notice this until my ticket got checked on the first leg of the way back and I was worried he wouldn't accept my ticket but luckily he just clipped my outgoing ticket and I was ok for the rest of my journey.
I was just wondering if I would have had a leg to stand on or if I would have been eligible for a penalty fare of some sort if the ticket inspector had confronted me about it?