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A consultation on plans to close most railway ticket offices has been extended.
The consultation was due to end on Wednesday but it will now continue until September 1, the Rail Delivery Group said.
📣 Consultation on changes to how tickets are sold extended 📣
Passengers now have until 1st of September to have their say on the proposed changes.
Visit https://t.co/5GZ6Dt243I to find out more about the proposals and respond to the consultation.
— Rail Delivery Group (@RailDeliveryGrp) July 26, 2023
The plans have been criticised by rail unions and passenger groups, especially those representing blind and disabled people.
Transport Focus and London TravelWatch have received more than 170,000 comments since the consultation was launched three weeks ago.
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