Do children (to the age of 15) travel free with their parents on Graz public transport?
I'm having trouble getting my head around these rules from https://www.verbundlinie.at/en/tickets-fares/discounts/families:
Parents travelling together with their children in a public means of transport in Styria qualify for a family discount:
- The parents own a valid network ticket: in this case, the registered children travel for free up to the age of 15.
- The parents do not have a ticket yet: in this case they qualify for a 38% discount on 1 to 6-hour tickets and 24-hour tickets in the Styrian network fare system. In this case children also travel for free until the age of 15.
It then goes on to talk about a Styrian family card (which I don't have).
If I just get on a tram with my 9-year old and buy a 1 hr ticket for myself, does my child travel for free?
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What age does a child pay on public transport?
From 1 September, fares on London's buses and trams will be abolished for all under-16s. Children aged 13 and under will be able to board any London bus or tram and travel for free. They do not need any sort of pass or ticket (apart from tram journeys to or from Wimbledon station).How old do you have to be to travel free on the Underground?
Children 5-10 years old Up to 4 children under 11 years old accompanied by a paying adult travel free on the London Underground. Unaccompanied children between 5 and 10 must have a valid 5-10 Zip Oyster Photocard for free travel.How old does my child have to be for myki?
Children aged 5 to 18 can travel on a concession fare with a Child myki.How do you buy bus tickets in Graz?
Tickets are available at the following locations:Free travel suspended for children on public transport
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