PASSENGERS may wish to travel on other days, says operator
An extremely limited service will operate across the railway network tomorrow, including on GWR routes, as the Aslef union continues strike action.
With far fewer trains able to operate than on other strike days, GWR is reminding passengers that they can travel on days around the strike action and may wish to do so if they are able to.
A significantly reduced, revised timetable will operate across several train operators, including Great Western Railway, and most parts of the GWR network will have no service at all.
Check here to see where services are running.
Services will also start later (07:00) and all journeys must be completed by approximately 18:30. To help people travel, those with tickets for strike days will be able to use them on alternative days on GWR services:
Tickets for Wednesday 4 October can be used today (Tuesday 3 October) or up to and including Friday 6 October
The operator is warning that trains will be much busier than previous strike days and customers may wish to travel on other days if they can.
If you do need to travel where trains are running, please check before you travel. Other train operators are also affected by this action, so onward travel could also be affected. We are not able to provide bus replacement services.
In addition, there could be further disruption up to Friday 6 October due to industrial action short of a strike by Aslef. This action short of a strike is likely to cause some short-notice alterations or cancellations. Please check your journey before setting out.
During action short of a strike and the days after strikes, services could also be affected by a limited number of short-notice cancellations and alterations. Please check your journey before travelling.
Online journey planners are being updated and details will be published here.
Customers who purchased tickets but do not travel can claim a full refund or amend their ticket. Those who travel and are delayed may be entitled to Delay Repay compensation if they are delayed by 15 minutes or more.
Season-ticket holders can apply for compensation through the Delay Repay scheme. Our refund policy remains in place. If you hold a return ticket, you can claim a refund of your unused full fare, even if only one leg of your journey is affected.
