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Travelling by Train in Britain Travelling by train in Britain is very easy, with most routes having at least an hourly train service - there are some exceptions! The best way to find train times is to visit the National Rail website. This site can be used to plan your journey and includes all UK train operators (see below). The National National Rail website also gives advice on ticket types and when they are valid. To buy railway tickets in advance on line try The Train Line Trains in Britain are run by regional train operating companies. Each has a websites a website and often have very good ticket offers available for their own train services - ie in other words you can only use the tickets on that company’s trains and often only on the train you have chosen. Strict rules do apply on these cheap tickets so check carefully that they are what you want before you buy as errors can be expensive. There are a huge range of rover and ranger tickets available across the UK . These generally give unlimited travel for anything between 1 and 14 days in the selected area. Click here for a general overview of all rover type tickets. If you are visiting from outside the UK then the BritRail pass offers great value for money and is valid on all National Rail train services. Click here for more details
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