Passenger threatened with court for using screenshot of e-ticket

Traveller was allowed to board train, but was later told she would have to pay £160 fareTrain companies are encouraging people to switch to e-tickets on the grounds that they are more convenient and better for the environment. But the case of a 72-year-old woman, who bought an e-ticket for her journey but was later threatened with prosecution in the magistrates court for alleged fare-dodging, may send some scurrying back to paper.When you buy an e-ticket, it is emailed. On the train you sh