East Midlands Regional passengers can tap in for real-time information

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New Luton Airport Expreass train. // Credit: East Midlands Railway

East Midlands Railway (EMR) passengers will see new QR code stickers at stations across four counties.

EMR Regional customers travelling from stations in Nottinghamshire, , Leicestershire and Lincolnshire will be able to get information about service timings quickly by using the new facility.

One of the new stickers with EMR QR code
One of the new stickers provided by EMR // Credit: EMR

The stickers can be found in waiting rooms or near platforms.  Once the code has been scanned, customers will receive details of the next three trains running from their specific location via Messenger or Whatsapp.

The QR stickers will be placed in the following stations:

Derbyshire stations:

Ambergate, Cromford, Duffield, Peartree, Spondon, Whatstandwell

Leicestershire stations:

, Sileby, South Wigston

Lincolnshire stations:

Ancaster, Barton on Humber, Barrow Haven, Gainsborough Lea Road, Great Coates, Grimsby Docks, Goxhill, Habrough, Havenhouse, Heckington, Healing, Hykeham, Hubberts Bridge, Market Rasen, Metheringham, New Clee, New Holland, Rauceby, Stallingborough, Swinderby, Swineshead, Thorpe Culvert, Ulceby

Nottinghamshire stations:

Aslockton, Attenborough, Bleasby, Bottesford, , Carlton, Collingham, Elton and Orston, , Lowdham, , Radcliffe, Rolleston, Thurgarton,

Dave Meredith, Customer Services Director at East Midlands Railway, said: “We understand the importance of providing travellers with instant access to relevant information, and these stickers are a handy way for our customers to get quick and easy updates straight to their smartphone.”

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