Free rail travel for bloggers
February 7, 2006 by Neil Maclean
Passenger Focus, the UK’s rail watchdog, is offering passengers the chance to commute free for a year if they keep a blog of their usual schlep to work.
Just tell us in 20 words or less why you should be a Passenger Focus blogger, the national rail stations you commute to and from and you will have the chance to win your usual rail journey free for a year.
Rules stipulate bloggers need to submit their rail diaries every fortnight to they can be posted on the Passenger Focus website.
But also - “Passenger Focus retains editorial rights”
The competition closes midnight tomorrow (GMT).
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