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60+ oystercard application problems
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Hi, I'm trying to help my dad who's in a similar situation, although it's a little different because his already 67, he managed to create an account but its only giving him 2 options, 18+ Student Oyster photocard and Apprentice Oyster photocard.
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Tryingtosavemoney4 said:Hi, I'm trying to help my dad who's in a similar situation, although it's a little different because his already 67, he managed to create an account but its only giving him 2 options, 18+ Student Oyster photocard and Apprentice Oyster photocard.
is there any way around this?
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Is it not called a Freedom Pass? https://www.londoncouncils.gov.uk/services/freedom-pass/older-persons-freedom-pass/apply
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The freedom pass is for everyone over state pension age and gives free travel on buses anywhere
The oyster 60+ pass is for people over 60 living in London and gives free travel on buses tubes trains within London0 -
Beddie said:Over 60s bus pass:
Scotland - free
Wales- free
NI - free
London - free
Manchester - free
The rest of England, including the rural areas that really need decent, affordable public transport - get your wallet out!
I'm just jealous
The free card (still has time limitations now) is from state pension age (and has discounts for the river service).0 -
Caznherbs said:I am less than 2 weeks from my 60th birthday and have set up a photocard account. However, it does not give me an option of applying for a 60+ card, only for a student or apprentice card. I called TFL but they didn't answer and I wasn't even allowed to join a queue to talk to someone. Has anyone else had this problem?0
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Caznherbs said:I am less than 2 weeks from my 60th birthday and have set up a photocard account. However, it does not give me an option of applying for a 60+ card, only for a student or apprentice card. I called TFL but they didn't answer and I wasn't even allowed to join a queue to talk to someone. Has anyone else had this problem?0
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I don’t live in London but frequently travel there for work. I added my senior railcard to my ordinary Oyster card.
: just ask a member of TfL staff and they do it for you at the station"Is it that the future is so uncertain, the present so traumatic that we find the past so secure? " Spike Milligan0
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