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• The Railcard is managed by the Association of Train Operating Companies.
• This railcard was introduced in 1986, when Network SouthEast was created.
• The Two Together Railcard was launched nationally on Monday 3 March 2014.
• As from 1 March 1980, the Railcard became a permanent scheme.
• Booking online includes the option of a three-year railcard for ?0.
• Nowadays, the card issued to the partner is once again a Network Railcard.
• However, two changes were also made to the method of buying the Railcard.
• This happened after both the 1990 and the 2000 changes to the Railcard conditions.
• Piro hands her his own railcard and walks off before she can refuse his offer.
• Upon the relaunch under the " Network Railcard " name, this facility was withdrawn.
• 7 % of fare revenue is derived from travel using one of the Railcard schemes.
• Reduced-rate Seven Day Season Tickets could also now be bought by Railcard holders.
• The benefit was withdrawn upon the introduction of the first Network Railcard on 28 September 1997.
• In early 2014 National Rail began advertising the Two Together Railcard on posters at railway stations in central London.
• Meanwhile, as from 29 May 1995, the Railcard could be bought by anybody aged 16 and above.
• For other Family Railcard and Network Railcard cannot be used for peak journeys within London and south-east England.
• For other Family Railcard and Network Railcard cannot be used for peak journeys within London and south-east England.
• The cheaper Railcard gave discounts only on Day Return tickets not on any Singles or Ordinary ( Period ) Returns.
• Bunting used the student card to get a Young Person's Railcard, which guarantees discount travel on British Rail.
• Disabled Person Railcard holders can also purchase an Off-Peak Day Travelcard for one accompanying adult for ?.00.