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Child under 5
crabyducky
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Just a quick question.
My daughte is 4 an so gets free trqvel on busses an trains. However although she is 4 she is the hight of a 5-6 year old. How can i prove shes only 4??
Its never been a real problem on the local buses but she will soon be going to reception an having to wear a uniform which will no doubt give the impression of her age being 5-6. Also im looking at going to london on the train and would rather not spen on a ticket for her too??
My daughte is 4 an so gets free trqvel on busses an trains. However although she is 4 she is the hight of a 5-6 year old. How can i prove shes only 4??
Its never been a real problem on the local buses but she will soon be going to reception an having to wear a uniform which will no doubt give the impression of her age being 5-6. Also im looking at going to london on the train and would rather not spen on a ticket for her too??
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Birth certificate?0
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Pasport???0
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I didn't know kids got free travel on buses and trains! Is that for under 5's?0
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Yep up to their 5th birthday then half fare(with a bus pass), Our local operator (Nexus) does a all day ticket for £1 and that saves us a lot of money.mrbrightside842 wrote: »I didn't know kids got free travel on buses and trains! Is that for under 5's?If at first you don't succeed, maybe bomb disposal isn't the best career choice.0 -
mrbrightside842 wrote: »I didn't know kids got free travel on buses and trains! Is that for under 5's?
Under 5's have always had free travel - well, 35 years ago when I was that age I did. In London under 16s get free bus travel.I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?0
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