article_snippet.sent: The total equivalent of a return day train fare from Aylesbury to Marylebone (£61.40), plus £50 each day for taxis, on each of the 37 days he was in court.
article_snippet.sent: In reality Travis took taxis instead of the train.
article_snippet.sent: Judge Leonard ruled that Travis was only entitled to the costs of a daily return train ticket from Aylesbury to Marylebone - worth £61.40 - as well as £50 a day for reasonable taxi costs from the station.
article_snippet.sent: Judge Leonard allowed reasonable taxi costs from the station.
article_snippet.sent: Judge Leonard Judge Leonard said: 'The trip from Aylesbury by train costs £61.40, day return, not allowing for the reduction with a monthly or weekly season ticket.'
article_snippet.sent: Referring to Travis's back problems, Judge Leonard added: 'Judge Leonard infirmity was such that the benefit from the train to get up from Judge Leonard seat rather than remain in it is something that could only have been achieved on a train, not a car.'
article_snippet.sent: The defence estimate that Travis travelled to court on 37 days, meaning Travis is entitled to a total £4,121.80 in fares.