VALID Leaflet A4 Portrait 130305 EnglishVALID Leaflet A4 Portrait 130305 English Created Date:...
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554000 1234567897 03 6 554000 1234567897 03 6 For more details contact your local authority at the phone number on the back of your pass Is yours Is yours VALID? VALID? If your pass is not valid you may have to pay your fare Highest 2-digit number = valid pass! Look at the 17 th & 18 th digits on your pass number From 14 April 2013 all ticket machines on local bus services in Wales will indicate if a Concessionary Travel Pass is not valid for travel. If a pass is not valid, it may have been cancelled by the local authority who issued it. Why would a pass be cancelled? • If you have informed your local authority that the pass has been lost or stolen. • If it has previously been used fraudulently. • If you are no longer entitled to concessionary travel. Do I have time to check my pass? Up to and including 13 April 2013 you will be allowed to travel by bus for free even if your pass has been cancelled. This will give you the chance to check your pass and obtain a replacement if you need to. What happens from 14 April 2013 if the ticket machine indicates that my pass has been cancelled? • The driver will inform you that your pass is not valid and you may be asked to pay the normal adult fare if you intend to travel. If you do not wish to pay your fare you may be refused travel. • Contact your local authority at the phone number shown on the back of your pass as soon as you are able to arrange for a new pass to be issued. I have 2 (or more) passes. How can I tell which one is valid? If you have more than one pass, use the pass with the highest 2-digit issue number - see below. Other passes with a lower issue number will have been cancelled and will not be valid for travel. Please DISPOSE of any old passes, or return them to your local authority. E130305
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554000 1234567897 03 6
554000 1234567897 03 6
For more details contact your local authorityat the phone number on the back of your pass
Is yoursIs yoursVALID?VALID?
If your pass is not valid you may have to pay your fare
Highest2-digitnumber
= valid pass!
Look at the17 th & 18th
digits onyour passnumber
From 14 April 2013 all ticket machines on local bus services inWales will indicate if a Concessionary Travel Pass is not valid for travel.
If a pass is not valid, it may have been cancelled by the local authority who issued it.
Why would a pass be cancelled? • If you have informed your local authority that the pass has been lost or stolen.
• If it has previously been used fraudulently.
• If you are no longer entitled to concessionary travel.
Do I have time to check my pass? Up to and including 13 April 2013 you will be allowed to travel by bus for free even if your pass has been cancelled. This will give you the chance to check your pass and obtain a replacement if you need to.
What happens from 14 April 2013 if the ticket machineindicates that my pass has been cancelled? • The driver will inform you that your pass is not valid and you may be asked to pay the normal adult fare if you intend to travel. If you do not wish to pay your fare you may be refused travel.
• Contact your local authority at the phone number shown on the back of your pass as soon as you are able to arrange for a new pass to be issued.
I have 2 (or more) passes. How can I tell which one is valid? If you have more than one pass, use the pass with the highest 2-digit issue number - see below. Other passes with a lower issue number will have been cancelled and will not be valid for travel.
Please DISPOSEof any old passes,
or return themto your
local authority.
E130305
