This app will only apply to you if you are in the UK I'm afraid. However, if you are here in Great Britain and you use the train from time to time the Rail Tickets app will come in rather handy. I have been into London twice this week and used the app to plan my journey from start to finish. As you will see in the video you can not only select your start and finish destinations but also view all the available prices for the train tickets. The app will show you numerous train options and you can't really go wrong with it. Even better news is that the app is free to download from BlackBerry App World.
In addition if you set up an account you can even purchase your tickets through the application. My description of the app doesn't really do it justice so if you can't view the video now I would recommend checking it out at a later date. It's a beauty of an app, for us BlackBerry people who need to get stuff done.
Features of the app include:
• No booking fees
• Quick, simple and secure to use
• Plan any train journey in the UK
• Check train times and buy tickets for any rail journey in the UK
• Find your nearest station based on current location
• Quickly find train times based on recent searches
• Repeat purchase quickly without registering or signing in
• Further features will be added soon
More information/Download Rail Tickets for BlackBerry smartphones
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