Talk:Permit to travel
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Hi, this is more to do with Template:British railway ticket machines (computerised) than with Permit to travel. Can I suggest that an article on Autoslot 88 be created and/or added to that template? Autoslot 88 was a machine that looked very similar to PERTIS but had a large dial to select local destinations that were then printed on the permit-shaped tickets. LewPot 17:08, 10 March 2007 (UTC)
- Hi LewPot; good suggestion, which I will try to include (and write an article for) soon. It will be a bit stubby until I get the chance to check with some of my ticket-collecting friends who know a bit more about these machines. Hassocks5489 20:39, 11 March 2007 (UTC)
