Place luggage without blocking shared space on transport
Choose a permitted storage position before settling into your seat, so your bag does not occupy a doorway, aisle or another passenger's space.
Read stop information, organize transfers and prepare the final part of your journey.
Choose a permitted storage position before settling into your seat, so your bag does not occupy a doorway, aisle or another passenger's space.
A coach letter and seat number only make sense alongside the service and journey section they belong to. Check the whole reservation.
Opening the correct ticket before joining a busy queue gives you time to resolve display or account problems without blocking other travellers.
A route saved earlier can become unsuitable when the timetable, station access or replacement transport changes. Check the actual travel day again.
The last service from your starting stop may not connect with the final service you need. Plan the complete return journey.
The shortest estimated journey is not always the easiest one with luggage, limited walking tolerance or several people travelling together.
Plan the path to the usable entrance, not just the center of a map pin.
Check the space between services instead of looking only at departure times.
Use the route, destination and upcoming stops together to identify the right service.