I noticed it cost £20 for the free cardOriginally Posted by Roy S
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I noticed it cost £20 for the free card
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Are these Oyster photocards only available in That London? I wouldn't mind one, but I'm not driving all the way down there just to get a free bus ride
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Puzzled me a bit Al, I need to go on the bus 14 times before I'm up on the dealI noticed it cost £20 for the free card
Only in 'That London', you'd need to get the 'Scouse Line' coach down - £5 one way, £3 return.Are these Oyster photocards only available in That London? I wouldn't mind one, but I'm not driving all the way down there just to get a free bus ride
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Over 60s bus passes are valid anywhere within England. I often use mine when in London.
Unfortunately, it won't work on the Underground (or the Overground for that matter) - I have to load up my Oystercard with credit.
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I live in London, used my over 60's card on the Underground today.
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You must have what they call a 'Freedom Pass'. I don't live in London, but my bus pass is valid anywhere in England (as will your card).
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Yes, you are correct, that's what it's called.
Some councils require one to be a fair bit more than 60 to qualify.
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Mine will be a 60+ Oyster so, I think, only valid in London? Who issued your bus pass Barry?
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Well I'm 102. Do I qualify?
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I can't get a freedom pass till I'm 66
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