Do children have to pay on national rail in london?
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Over the age of 5 years they have to pay. Under 16's on buses go free.
no it is free within london i believe, up to 14
Up to 6 years old, no.
www.tfl.gov.uk
When accompanied by an adult,up to the age of five children travel free.6yrs-14yrs children travel for half fare.15yrs and over full adult fare Unless such adults hold a concession card.IE a student card,pension card etc etc
Kids are free until 5 years of ag and then they pay a child fare - which seem sto work out at about a third of the adult price
On National Rail children aged 5-15 must pay a child fare.
This is usually, but not invariably, half the adult fare.
Under 5 years of age is free
Over 15 years of age is adult fare.
Remember there are various
railcard offers.
The question is very topical as a new scheme has been announced to apply from 2 January 2007.
Use this link for details:
http://nationalrail.co.uk/times_fares/lo.
Essentially the National Rail network is joining the London Zonal scheme, except for season tickets. Some great bargains for children, but not free!
depends on there age under 10 years i think it's free
no
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