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clematis | 17:41 Sun 17th Aug 2008 | Family & Relationships
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Please could anyone (living in Surrey) tell me at what age you have to pay for children to travel on the buses.
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5 years old, if they notice!
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Thankyou very much for your reply aims1202.
Yes, I mirror the above response, clematis. I drive buses in Shrewsury, and all under 5s are let on free. Between 5 and 16 it is "half fare" which is actually 70% of an adult fare. I kicked up saying it was too much, but they retorted that it was "fare" enough!
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thanks johnnyboy 12,
I have a bus pass but am taking my 6 yr old grandson as he wants to go on a bus!!!
You are welcome, I have to save people money on buses, it is my duty to do this. In our town we have a special all day ticket for children. It was �3 until it recently went up to �3.60, and then if you buy this it covers you for the whole day. You could then get your money's worth by spending a whole day on the buses.

I know quite a few kids who want to go for a ride on a bus. When I was at school (don't ask how many years ago) one kid had never been in a bus or train, but had been in an army helicopter!
Depends wether your part of surrey still comes under London fares. Oyster fares are free for people under 16.
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Thankyou for your reply Velvetee.
No we don't come under London fares we are in the Guildford area.
I did the trip today just showed my pass and we sat down.
No mention was made about the fare for my 6 year old grandson.

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