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Sources we use
Every guide is written from sources we have read — mainly the official 16-25 Railcard site and its terms and conditions, plus TfL, GOV.UK and the retailers that sell the card. Here they all are, with the pages that rely on each one.
16-25railcard.co.uk
- 16-25 Railcard (official site) Used in: A third off — and the £12 weekday morning rule · Is a 16-25 Railcard worth it? · Renewing your 16-25 Railcard · Who can get a 16-25 Railcard? · How much is a 16-25 Railcard? 1-year or 3-year · Which tickets the 16-25 Railcard works on (and which it doesn’t) · How to buy a 16-25 Railcard — digital or plastic? · London: Oyster, Travelcards and contactless · Key figures · FAQ · Glossary
- 16-25 Railcard: are you eligible? (official) Used in: Renewing your 16-25 Railcard · Who can get a 16-25 Railcard? · How much is a 16-25 Railcard? 1-year or 3-year · Other railcards for 16-17s and 26-30s · Key figures · FAQ · Glossary
- 16-25 Railcard: benefits (official) Used in: A third off — and the £12 weekday morning rule · Is a 16-25 Railcard worth it? · How much is a 16-25 Railcard? 1-year or 3-year · Money-saving rail tips for 16-25s · Key figures · FAQ
- 16-25 Railcard: digital Railcard (official) Used in: How to buy a 16-25 Railcard — digital or plastic? · Digital or plastic: carrying your railcard and the rules on the train · Key figures · Glossary
- 16-25 Railcard: FAQs (official) Used in: A third off — and the £12 weekday morning rule · Renewing your 16-25 Railcard · Who can get a 16-25 Railcard? · How much is a 16-25 Railcard? 1-year or 3-year · Lost, stolen or forgotten 16-25 Railcard · Money-saving rail tips for 16-25s · Which tickets the 16-25 Railcard works on (and which it doesn’t) · How to buy a 16-25 Railcard — digital or plastic? · London: Oyster, Travelcards and contactless · Digital or plastic: carrying your railcard and the rules on the train · Key figures · FAQ · Glossary
- 16-25 Railcard: lost or stolen (official) Used in: Lost, stolen or forgotten 16-25 Railcard · Key figures · FAQ · Glossary
- 16-25 Railcard: offers (official) Used in: Money-saving rail tips for 16-25s
- 16-25 Railcard: renew or replace (official) Used in: Renewing your 16-25 Railcard · Who can get a 16-25 Railcard? · Lost, stolen or forgotten 16-25 Railcard · Money-saving rail tips for 16-25s · Key figures · FAQ · Glossary
- 16-25 Railcard: using your Railcard (official) Used in: A third off — and the £12 weekday morning rule · Is a 16-25 Railcard worth it? · Money-saving rail tips for 16-25s · Which tickets the 16-25 Railcard works on (and which it doesn’t) · London: Oyster, Travelcards and contactless · Key figures · FAQ · Glossary
- 16-25 Railcard: where to buy (official) Used in: Renewing your 16-25 Railcard · How much is a 16-25 Railcard? 1-year or 3-year · How to buy a 16-25 Railcard — digital or plastic? · FAQ · Glossary
- 16-25 Railcard terms and conditions (official) Used in: A third off — and the £12 weekday morning rule · Is a 16-25 Railcard worth it? · Renewing your 16-25 Railcard · Who can get a 16-25 Railcard? · How much is a 16-25 Railcard? 1-year or 3-year · Lost, stolen or forgotten 16-25 Railcard · Money-saving rail tips for 16-25s · Which tickets the 16-25 Railcard works on (and which it doesn’t) · How to buy a 16-25 Railcard — digital or plastic? · London: Oyster, Travelcards and contactless · Digital or plastic: carrying your railcard and the rules on the train · Other railcards for 16-17s and 26-30s · Key figures · FAQ · Glossary
26-30railcard.co.uk
avantiwestcoast.co.uk
en.wikipedia.org
gov.uk
gwr.com
help.thetrainline.com
mytrainpal.com
railcard.co.uk
santander.co.uk
tfl.gov.uk
thetrainline.com
- Trainline: 16-25 Railcard Used in: A third off — and the £12 weekday morning rule · Who can get a 16-25 Railcard? · How much is a 16-25 Railcard? 1-year or 3-year · Lost, stolen or forgotten 16-25 Railcard · How to buy a 16-25 Railcard — digital or plastic? · London: Oyster, Travelcards and contactless · Digital or plastic: carrying your railcard and the rules on the train · FAQ
timeout.com
Where a source is a secondary one (for example Wikipedia or a news article) the guide says so. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.