Originally Posted by
AlanB
And if you now try to board an earlier train than the one you're supposed to be on, the conductor's iPhone will inform him that you are on the wrong train. I'm not sure what, if any, latitude the conductor has to override things and allow you to remain on the train.
Alan,
How does that work for an unreserved train, such as Keystones between Harrisburg and Philadelphia? I regularly buy a ticket for the last train of the day because I don't always know which train I will take. At least up until now, I could pick up the ticket at the QuikTrak and use it on any Keystone I wanted for that day (a trick I learned on FlyerTalk!).
Will the E-tickets effectively make the unreserved trains reserved?