What is the best railcard to get when you are no longer valid for a young person's?

As an individual over the age of 26 who isn't a mature student.

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Asked in railcard, travel, train asked on: 05/23/2006 01:50pm

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17 minutes after the question was opened (05/23/2006 02:06pm)

it depends on where you live - there's a link here for railcards, but it specifies the south east of england. gives all the different cards and costs, and when you can and can't use them.

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44 minutes after the question was opened (05/23/2006 02:33pm)

It depends on how regularly you travel and if the journey is the same most of the time. My friend had a girlfriend down in Maidenhead who he went to see every two weeks; this would have cost him about £1800 but he got an annual pass which brought it down to about £1000.

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What is the best railcard to get when you are no longer valid for a young person's?

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