Season ticket
The company had no long-distance express trains, with a maximum journey length of . Nevertheless, frequent express passenger services ran to the most important coastal destinations from both London Bridge and Victoria. Season ticket revenue, particularly from Brighton to London, was the backbone of the LB&amp;SCR's finances for most of the 19th century. The morning rush hour business services were among "the heaviest express services in the world" in the 1880s, with loads of 360 tons.