YU SOP LSE TO ENGLAND (E of NTA)

[TheManOnThe172]

BRfares shows "YU SOP LSE TO ENGLAND (E of NTA)" as the restriction for a Paddington-Bristol Temple Meads SSR.

The YU bit is fine. But the rest has me stumped.

Is the rest of the text some sort of abbreviation explanation of YU, which I can therefore ignore?

Or is it an additional restriction that I ought to check? If so, how?

 

[Class800]

NTA is Newton Abbot - so it's talking about something East of Newton Abbot. But I can't work out the rest

 

[Wallsendmag]

Is YU the restriction code then Super Off Peak LSE (Greater Anglia) to England east of Newton Abbot

 

[alistairlees]

BRfares shows "YU SOP LSE TO ENGLAND (E of NTA)" as the restriction for a Paddington-Bristol Temple Meads SSR.

The YU bit is fine. But the rest has me stumped.

Is the rest of the text some sort of abbreviation explanation of YU, which I can therefore ignore?

Or is it an additional restriction that I ought to check? If so, how?

It's just pricing manager shorthand for groups of fares / restrictions. It's not intended for public consumption, might be out of date, and you can ignore it

 

[Haywain]

BRfares shows "YU SOP LSE TO ENGLAND (E of NTA)" as the restriction for a Paddington-Bristol Temple Meads SSR.

The YU bit is fine. But the rest has me stumped.

Is the rest of the text some sort of abbreviation explanation of YU, which I can therefore ignore?

Or is it an additional restriction that I ought to check? If so, how?

It is something you can completely ignore. It's just a note for pricing managers to use internally as a quick reference. SOP = Super Off Peak, LSE = London and south east, to England (E of NTA) = to stations in England east of Newton Abbot. It's not put there for public consumption and BRFares is not an official source of information.

 

[swt_passenger]

Super Offpeak From the Network area (LSE for London and South East) to the area east of NTA Newton Abbot. There was a very similar question a few weeks ago:

What does "OP LSE TO MARCHES VIA HFD" mean

Hi I'm looking at tickets from Wokingham to Cravan Arms and have come across the restriction YG OP LSE TO MARCHES VIA HFD. I think I understand YG but can anyone help with OP LSE TO MARCHES VIA HFD please? Also, it looks like I can route a NOT LONDON ticket via Newport (WX+LW) or Birmingham...

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there was a suggestion it wasn’t supposed to be public facing information.

 

[The Quincunx]

"Super Off-Peak, London and South East to England (East of Newton Abbot)"

 

[Tetchytyke]

It appears to be an explanatory note that the restriction is for tickets originating in the London area (Network Railcard area, I presume, LSE usually means this) with a destination east of Newton Abbott. Presumably different restrictions apply for Plymouth and Cornwall.

I'm going to guess it isn't meant to be public facing.

 

[kieron]

You may be able to tell that it's not only used for journeys to or from south-east England from the way that the restriction (detailed here) includes time restrictions to and from Birmingham New Street, where many other restriction do no more than refer people to 2V.

 

[yorkie]

BRfares shows "YU SOP LSE TO ENGLAND (E of NTA)" as the restriction for a Paddington-Bristol Temple Meads SSR.

The YU bit is fine. But the rest has me stumped.

Is the rest of the text some sort of abbreviation explanation of YU, which I can therefore ignore?

Or is it an additional restriction that I ought to check? If so, how?

Just ignore it. If you want to check if the ticket is valid on any given itinerary you can simply put the journey into a journey planner (if using Trainsplit, turn splits off as otherwise it may come up with a cheaper combination)