Badboybez
Veteran
- Joined
- Apr 12, 2017
- Messages
- 8,284
From parliament.uk :
“In terms of the railways, all train operating companies and Network Rail have worked together under their own by-laws to prohibit smoking in all areas of their premises, with the possible exception of car parks and forecourts. The British Transport Police are responsible for enforcement of the smoking ban on railway premises.”
I am not sure who would class a strip of concrete next to a railway track as "premises"
Anyway, as you quote "all train operating companies and Network Rail have worked together under their own by-laws to prohibit smoking in all areas of their premises"
So again it is a rule made up by a company................
The only difference in making it into a bye law is that the fine decided by the railway can be enforced in a magistrates court if you refuse to pay it.