London Underground
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You'll find information regarding types of tickets, zones and costs at the following website. <BR>www.thetube.com/content/tickets/newfares2002.pdf
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This is pretty much the case elsewhere in UK where 'concessionary' fares are concerned on local transport. Usually only those living in the area are eligible, who issue required passes, as they have to subsidise the cost of reduced fares to transport operators. Only on 'national' service like rail and coach (long-distance bus), anyone over certain age (60 for rail, 50 for coach) can buy a senior citizen's card (around £20 a year) and get discount on most fares.