Examples of 'railcard' in a sentence
Meaning of "railcard"
railcard (noun): A type of card or pass that offers discounts or benefits for train travel, typically in the context of public transportation. It is used to reduce the cost of tickets for frequent or regular train passengers
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- A card allowing reduced fares for travelling by train.
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Make big savings with a family railcard.
The railcard extension is an insult.
They are also promising extra childcare for military families and a new railcard for veterans.
Railcard not held.
Are unable to produce an appropriate Railcard for a discount ticket.
To get a Railcard you firstly need a passport sized photo.
Your knickers headed south so fast they needed their own Railcard.
Piro hands her his own railcard and walks off before she can refuse his offer.
If you have mobility issues, a disabled persons railcard may be available.
Weekend railcard for travellers over the age of 28.
At the same time, the name Young Persons Railcard was adopted.
This railcard gives 1/3 off rail fares for you and the person travelling with you.
Yes, you can add a railcard.
In both cases, the Railcard holder would need a British Rail " Photocard " numbered photographic identity card.
Standard, advance purchase rail travel, with a railcard if possible.
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Holders of a Disabled Railcard can save 1/3 off most rail travel.
Up to 4 adults and 4 children can travel on one Railcard.
Er, but I do actually need the Railcard because it 's a third off.
From January 1980, special flat fares were introduced for children travelling with the Railcard holder.
This map shows the boundary of the Network Railcard area as of 2015.
The benefit was withdrawn upon the introduction of the first Network Railcard on 28 September 1997.
