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Exeter to Barnstaple (The Tarka Line) el at v a r * T quieter times Standard network charges apply. Calls from mobiles may behigher. Callsfrommobilesmay apply. Standard networkcharges More information and news.Registerat specialdeals missoutonourlatest offers, Don’t Buy yourtrainticketsonlineat Earn Nectarpoints train times.Search Download ourapp to purchaseticketsandcheck 03457 000125* [email protected] GWR.com/contact Like us: us: Follow times facebook.com/GWRUK @GWRHelp ace (open 0600-2300daily) f rain GWR ering ear a D2 T 16 May to 11 December 2021 GWR.com/signup ov GWR.com/Safety W c in your App store inyour GWR.com our y ash hands W Exmouth St James’ Park St James’ & Sowton Digby Exeter St Davids Exeter Central Exeter Copplestone Crediton Umberleigh Eggesford Road Morchard Barnstaple Chapelton Not all stations shown stations all Not Check before you travel, visit Travel with Confidence. Passenger Assist Large print timetables are available for our partially sighted customers. You can arrange help, check station accessibility, buy a ticket and reserve a seat by calling us on Call 03457 000 125* or email [email protected] Freephone 0800 197 1329 or by text relay * Standard network charges apply. Calls from mobiles may be higher. 18001 0800 197 1329 (open 0600 to 2300, Ticket offi ce hours 7 days a week, except Christmas Day). Access Ticket Bike Station CRS Operator Category Weekdays Saturdays Sundays machine Toilets Car Park Rack You may book assistance by completing the online booking form available on our website. Barnstaple BNP GW A 0615 - 1750 0615 - 1750 0920 - 1640 D D O D D Chapelton CPN GW B Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed D D Station accessibility Copplestone COP GW A Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed D All of our stations are classifi ed for their level Crediton CDI GW B Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed of accessibility: D D Digby & Sowton DIG GW A Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed D D D Category A: This station has step-free access to all platforms Eggesford EGG GW B Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed D Category B: This station has a degree of Exeter Central EXC GW A 0750 - 1815 0750 - 1815 0930 - 1630 D D O D D step-free access to the platform, Exeter St Davids EXD GW A 0545 - 2040 0615 - 2000 0730 - 2040 D D O D D which may be in both directions or Exmouth EXM GW A 0710 - 1525 0710 - 1525 Closed D D D in one direction only. Check details Kings Nympton KGN GW A Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed D D on our website Lapford LAP GW C Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed D Category C: This station does not have step-free access to any platform Morchard Road MRD GW A Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed D D Newton St Cyres NTC GW B Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed Full details can be found at GWR.com/PassengerAssist Portsmouth Arms PMA GW A Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed D St James' Park SJP GW B Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed Operator Topsham TOP GW B Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed D D D GW Great Western Railway Umberleigh UMB GW A Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed D For details of accessibility at any station, Yeoford YEO GW B Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed check nationalrail.co.uk This timetable shows trains between Exeter and Barnstaple (The Tarka line). All services in this timetable are operated by Great Western Railway. Bags and Luggage Transport Focus Changes to published times You can bring up to 3 pieces of luggage, with a maximum The UK’s independent watchdog for passengers and Improvement works may affect services, especially at size of 30 x 70 x 90cm. Small and medium sized bags can be road users. Call 0300 123 2350* or fi nd out more at weekends. Services may also be different on public stored under your seats or in the overhead racks. Large items transportfocus.org.uk holidays. Always check your journey before you leave at can be stored in the dedicated luggage areas. Surfboards GWR.com/check can’t be taken on our IET trains. Look for GWR trains shown Seat reservations on GWR services with a s symbol in our timetables. % (Shown on our Intercity Express Trains, and some long Replacement buses distance regional trains) h Bikes Animals , non-folding bikes, and large items of luggage When you try and buy a ticket, we will allocate you a seat if You must reserve a bike space on many of our services. can’t be carried on our buses. one is available. However, if all the seats are already reserved, These are shown in our timetables. Space is limited, so we h you won’t be able to buy a ticket online for that service. Assistance dogs can be carried. have a strict fi rst-come, fi rst-served policy. Book a space at your nearest staffed station, through our Customer Support We leave some space for those with walk-up tickets, or who team, or when you buy your ticket online at GWR.com may have been disrupted. If you buy a ticket on the day of travel, we may allocate you a Penalty Fares Short platforms space instead of a specifi c seat. Sit in any unreserved seat in Some stations have short platforms. In some cases, you If you don’t have a valid ticket you may have to your class of travel, social distancing as best you can. el at can only join or leave the train from certain carriages. Please v pay a Penalty Fare. a r * T quieter times Standard network charges apply. Calls from mobiles may be higher. Calls from mobiles may apply. Standard network charges and news. Register at special deals miss out on our latest offers, Don’t Buy your train tickets online at Earn Nectar points train times. Search Download our app to purchase tickets and check 03457 000 125* [email protected] GWR.com/contact Like us: listen us: Follow for announcements.More information Y (Shown on our other trains) Find out more at GWR.com/revenueprotection We will reserve you space on board, rather than a specifi c Free Wi-Fi and plug sockets are available on most of seat. Sit in any unreserved seat in your class of travel, social times our trains. distancing as best you can. National Rail facebook.com/GWRUK Find out more about train times and fares. Delay@GWRHelp Repay Our seat guarantee Call 03457 48 49 50* (24 hours, calls may be recorded) You are entitled to compensation if your journey has been If you have a reservation on a GWR service and have to stand, or go to nationalrail.co.uk ace (open 0600-2300 daily) delayed for 15 minutes or more. Find out more at you are entitled to compensation. Find out more at GWR.comf rain You can also fi nd the National Rail ConditionsGWR of Travel here. GWR.com/DelayRepay ering ear a D2 T 16 May to 11 December 2021 GWR.com/signup ov GWR.com/Safety PlusBus ¬ W c in your App store in your Great Western Railway Customer Panel An add-on ticket which gives you discounted bus travel to and TheOur Tarkapanel Railis set Association up for you to tell us your thoughts and give * Standard network charges apply. Calls from mobiles may be higher from many of our stations. Find out more at plusbus.info Thisus feedback is a voluntary on how organisation we are doing. which Find exists out moreto support at All information correct at time of publication. Errors and omissions excepted. GWR.com andGWR.com/Panel develop the interests of rail users of the Exeter and Download the most up-to-date version at GWR.com/timetables Barnstaple line. Find out more at tarkarail.org The Tarka Rail Association The Devon & Cornwall Rail Partnership The Dartmoor line our This is a voluntary organisation which exists to support This Partnership works to promote rail travel in the region Services on the Dartmoor line are expected to start beforey and develop the interests of rail users of the Exeter and and to improve services and facilities at our stations. the end of 2021, providing daily passenger services betweenash W hands Barnstaple line. Find out more at tarkarail.org Find out more at dcrp.org.uk Okehampton and Exeter for the fi rst time in nearly 50 years. Barnstaple Chapelton Umberleigh ForEggesford more Road Morchard Copplestone information,Crediton St Davids Exeter please Central Exeter Park St James’ visit & Sowton Digby www.dartmoorline.comExmouth The Devon & Cornwall Rail Partnership Not all stations shown stations all Not Check before you travel, visit This Partnership works to promote rail travel in the region Travel with Confidence. and to improve services and facilities at our stations. Find out more at dcrp.org.uk Passenger Assist Large print timetables are available for our partially sighted customers. You can arrange help, check station accessibility, buy a ticket and reserve a seat by calling us on Call 03457 000 125* or email [email protected] Freephone 0800 197 1329 or by text relay * Standard network charges apply. Calls from mobiles may be higher. 18001 0800 197 1329 (open 0600 to 2300, Ticket offi ce hours 7 days a week, except Christmas Day). Access Ticket Bike Station CRS Operator Category Weekdays Saturdays Sundays machine Toilets Car Park Rack You may book assistance by completing the online booking form available on our website. Barnstaple BNP GW A 0615 - 1750 0615 - 1750 0920 - 1640 D D O D D Chapelton CPN GW B Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed D D Station accessibility Copplestone COP GW A Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed D All of our stations are classifi ed for their level Crediton CDI GW B Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed of accessibility: D D Digby & Sowton DIG GW A Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed D D D Category A: This station has step-free access to all platforms Eggesford EGG GW B Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed D Category B: This station has a degree of Exeter Central EXC GW A 0750 - 1815 0750 - 1815 0930 - 1630 D D O D D step-free access to the platform, Exeter St Davids EXD GW A 0545 - 2040 0615 - 2000 0730 - 2040 D D O D D which may be in both directions or Exmouth EXM GW A 0710 - 1525 0710 - 1525 Closed D D D in one direction only.
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