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How do other countries manage cancellations?
Many European countries have integrated ticketing systems or state-owned railways, which can make inter-operator travel smoother during disruptions. For example, in Germany, Deutsche Bahn often allows ticket holders to use alternative services. This UK scheme moves towards a similar, more passenger-friendly approach.
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