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Thursday 7 August 2008
A Sequel to the Last Posting
I later found out that a Welsh bus pass and a Scottish bus pass are not valid for local bus travel in England, but an English bus pass is accepted for travel in both Wales and Scotland!!! Comments and bus travel experience welcomed!
4 comments:
Two x 's' in pass. Tsk, Tsk.
Correction noted. Time to move on.
Just a nitpick, the Scottish buspass, can be used on routes from/to Carlisle to/from Scotland, and from Scotland to Berwick-upon-Tweed*.
I would suspect that Welsh bus passes work to and from English terminuses which also serve Welsh areas, e.g. Chester.
* Which is really Scottish, at least the bit north of the Tweed.
If the people of Berwick are given the choice ...
Berwick will be in Scotland!
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