Confusing title, but i'm 24 now, and theres an offer for signing up to 3 years worth of the "16-25 railcard" discounts. Would it be cheeky to sign up to that? Do they even check?![]()
Confusing title, but i'm 24 now, and theres an offer for signing up to 3 years worth of the "16-25 railcard" discounts. Would it be cheeky to sign up to that? Do they even check?![]()
Nope, do it! Rail fares are so damn expensive i say go for it!
edit: Though they might ask for a drivers license or some form of ID to back it up?
Nope, not cheaky at all. It is perfectly within the rules. I know many people that have renewed just before they are 26 and then use them. I think the rules are you have to be 25 to get one, not to use one.
You may even wish to get a one year one now and then a three-year one next year.
Hmm I might have to look into doing this, I turn 25 soon..... Damn its all down hill from here.
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My railcard runs out 2 months before I turn 27, I didn't even apply for it, my bank sent it to me![]()
I miss mineFares are taking the mick most of the time but a railcard made them bearable. Getone while you can! I renewed just before my birthday as mentioned above
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What I don't understand is why the the rail transport is so 'blah' despite the high cost. *Currently on a train to Aberdeen and still not impressed by the length of the journey*. Fact that an Englishman invented public rail transportation make this all the more ironic.
cheeky - yes. Something I will do in a years time? Definitely!
Without a railcard it's cheaper to drive to most destinations, and with 2 or 3 people in the car its cheaper to almost anywhere in the country.
Madness I tell ye!
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