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Forres station, as rebuilt 1956. During 1954–55, the station building was replaced with a new red brick building. This included a new ticket office, toilets and waiting rooms. The original 1863 building was constructed out of wood. The current building is located directly in front of the site of the 1863 station. The previous station in 1997
A union official has said there will be strike action “if needs be” over proposals to cut ticket office opening hours on Scotland’s railways. ... “ScotRail ticket offices must remain fully ...
ScotRail, the franchise that operates most of the trains in Scotland, does not issue penalty fares. ScotRail may collect details and send a bill for a ticket, plus an administration fee, [24] but it rarely does so. Ticket inspectors are found on most trains, and passengers travelling without a ticket are expected to buy a ticket on the train.
Passenger statistics from the Office of Rail and Road Nairn railway station is a railway station serving the town of Nairn in Scotland . The station is managed and served by ScotRail and is on the Aberdeen to Inverness Line , between Forres and Inverness Airport , measured 128 miles 72 chains (207.4 km) from Perth via the former Dava route. [ 5 ]
Savings for rush-hour travellers range from 20 per cent to 48 per cent
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Meanwhile, the ScotRail network was still a significant customer: Scheidt & Bachmann installed their 1,000th Ticket XPress machine at the TOC's Bridge of Allan railway station in March 2007, and in the same month a service base was opened in Scotland so that engineers could repair machines more quickly. [27]
The station has a ticket office, ticket machine and accessible toilets on platform 1, adjacent to which is the car park and bike racks. Both platforms are equipped with waiting shelters, benches and help points, and are linked by a footbridge and lifts. [12]