For some stations it tells you which side the platform will be on, or whether the train is booked to stand in the platform for a few minutes.

@driverbod125 Whoosh are working with a number of TOCs and Network Rail so you should see the QR codes in all their managed stations too. Once you have the link you can use it anywhere on the network

@NickRH14 What I really liked is that it obviously has the carriage number in the barcode, works out what train that’s currently forming, and opens the website showing the current station on the journey!

@driverbod125 Not wise to encourage people to scan random QR codes though.

@Sacro Ok I’d not considered that risk vector, but is it really a thing? QR codes are everywhere now, particularly encouraged by Covid - restaurant menus and ordering by QR code on the table, QR code on information signs for more information etc, they’re even on screens at stations!

@driverbod125 Not sure about the lift info though, how do you know if the lift you need is the 1 that’s out of service, therefore rendering the info that 6 are available somewhat useless?

@JohnTillUK This is indeed a problem. On the other hand I can only think of four passenger lifts at Temple Meads (plus three goods lifts), so I’m not sure where they get the 6 from in the first place!

@driverbod125 I think it's probably worth pointing out that this is currently a trial service.

@AdamBryant_1 Thanks!

@driverbod125 Matching painted number to headcode is something that many info sites struggle with.

@driverbod125 GWR have certainly done excellent 🙂👍. It would take 2 or 3 few tweets to explain 😅.

@driverbod125 Hopefully all trains have it soon

@driverbod125 Hope this comes to iets

@driverbod125 Perhaps also a qr code in the toilets so we can report faults 🪠🚽 ?

@driverbod125 Looking really good! I'd like to see this on screens on the train too, rather than the cheap and nasty orange ones they have.

@driverbod125 Något för @SJ_AB , snabbspår till appen med trafikinfo

@driverbod125 Does this assume that Castle sets always stay together and never get carriages swapped about?