It varies, and in unpredictable ways
Usually there will be some tickets that allow you to use any appropriate route on any operator's trains, but other tickets (usually pre-booked ones) that constrain you to one operator.
The whole thing tends to be something of a nightmare.
http://nationalrail.co.uk/times_fares/ has all the timetables for all the different operators, and also has a season ticket calculator - it should work OK even on Win98, I would have thought.
Bizarrely, one of the best sites for finding the times and fares of British trains is the German railways site at http://bahn.de/
Usually there will be some tickets that allow you to use any appropriate route on any operator's trains, but other tickets (usually pre-booked ones) that constrain you to one operator.
The whole thing tends to be something of a nightmare.
http://nationalrail.co.uk/times_fares/ has all the timetables for all the different operators, and also has a season ticket calculator - it should work OK even on Win98, I would have thought.
Bizarrely, one of the best sites for finding the times and fares of British trains is the German railways site at http://bahn.de/
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