Can you still get away with a Child Ticket?

[marriott0.01]

It's funny how Public Transport we all try looking younger whereas everywhere else we want to look older :L

So if you're 16 or over, can you still travel on Public Transport with a child ticket?

I can. Which comes in handy because I travel between Kent+Liverpool a lot and £40 is a lot less than £80.

[Nemo]

well i live in london and im in education so i got a 16-18 oyster card which means i travel free woopwoop

[Rozi]

Erm yeah pretty sure I can, as long as I buy my ticket from a machine

[wixard]

i pay school child fare on the bus even though i'm blatentely not wearing a school uniform
i'm not complaining

[Narnat,]

Yeah I can . I sometimes get questioned but yeah.

[Neversoft]

I haven't been able to get away with a child ticket in four years.

[marriott0.01]

Yeah I can . I sometimes get questioned but yeah.

I only got questioned once, and that was from some **** on Virgin Trains in Manchester I've travelled with Virgin loads and they've always been nice. But this was a foreign ****. Tbh SouthEastern trains is the best to get away with it, they're helpful as well. Was on the train going into London on my way to Liverpool, and the man was like "Do you know your way to Euston?" this was on a school day, and I was like "Yeah I'll get the tube" and he was like "It's quicker to walk". I travel loads on school days to Liverpool, and never get questioned. Like what the hell :S

[matt$]

No, because i'm growing a beard.

[marriott0.01]

No, because i'm growing a beard.

Why not shave it before getting it? :L I grew 1 for ages, then decided like I wanted to go to Liverpool, so shaved

[Deak]

lol nooo not been able to use a pass for ages, but on one occasion not so long ago my dad asked for 2 tickets on the train coming home and they just automatically gave him 1 adult n 1 child ... saved him like £1.50ish but better than nothing!