Frequently asked questions

The card is completely free of charge. You can get yours at young.scot

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The Friends & Family Railcard costs £30 for 1 year, or £70 for 3 years.

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You can buy the railcard at any point before your 31st birthday, even the day before. You can then use it for a full year until the card’s expiry date.

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Yes, as long as you’re turning 60 within two weeks of ordering your card online. You won’t be able to use it until the day you turn 60. If you’re buying the Senior Railcard from a booking office, you’ll need to wait until your birthday.

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Yes, you can. As long as you are studying for more than 15 hours per week, at least 20 weeks per year. Some courses do not qualify so take a look and check at https://www.16-25railcard.co.uk/using-your-railcard/are-you-eligible/

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Anyone with a disability that makes travelling by train difficult. You can check if you are eligible here

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Any two people that travel together can apply for the railcard. You don’t have to be related.

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Yes, you can. You can save 1/3 off the fare for someone travelling with you.

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You must have at least one child aged between 5 and 15 travelling with you to be eligible for the discount.

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No, both people named and pictured on the card must be present to be eligible for the discount. If you use it with just one person present, you will be charged the full fare.

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A 16-25 Railcard costs £30 for 1 year or £70 for 3 years.

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It costs £30 for one year and you can use it as many times as you like.

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The Senior Railcard costs £30 for 1 year, or £70 for 3 years,

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You can get 1/3 off most rail fares including Anytime Day Return or Singles, Off-Peak Day Return and Super Off-Peak tickets. If you buy a monthly or weekly ticket you can get 50% off.

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Unfortunately not, this railcard is available digitally only. You need to download the Railcard app and show it on your phone each time you travel.

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You must have your 16 -25 Railcard with you whenever you travel by train or by tickets in person. If you aren’t able to show your railcard you will be charged the full fare.

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