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Travelling for work

Thank you for travelling with Southern on your daily commute

We have the following special features and offers that may help you:

Delay Repay

This is a simple system to enable you to claim compensation if your journey is delayed by 30 minutes or more owing to a problem with Southern trains.

You can scan your season ticket once and apply online anytime a 30 minute or longer delay happens (which won’t be often as only two out of every thousand trains were half an hour or more late last year).

Alternatively you can download a claim form and claim by post enclosing a copy of your ticket.

Delay Repay scheme

Journey Alerts

You can request free email Journey Alerts so that any service disruption is reported to you in good time.

This means you can avoid down time for instance in the evening you might stay at the office a bit longer and get some work done until the problem is resolved.

Create your own timetable with MyTimes^®

You can create a personalised timetable for up to 3 separate departure or arrival stations and can select the days, dates and travel times to suit you. You can also personalise the timetable further to show all or some intermediate stations or the services of particular Train Operating Companies. Its quick and easy to do and helps reduce waste by not picking up a booklet at the station.

Create your own timetable now

Seasons online

You can buy your Season ticket online with Southern. We don’t charge booking fees or credit card fees and first class post is free. For monthly and longer seasons recorded delivery is free.

Special Season ticket prices

All fares are standard class from 2 January, 2013.

Southern offer special Season ticket prices from a number of stations. Usually these fares are available to passengers who buy a ticket to London Victoria instead of London Terminals.

For some journeys tickets are available for use on Southern trains only and these tickets are offered more cheaply than tickets valid on every train operator.

Examples:

Brighton to London