Do Zip cards still work 2020?
Free bus travel for London children will not be cut until next spring, the head of Transport for London (TfL) has revealed. The zip card scheme was due to be suspended after the October half term, but network boss Andy Byford said it will be pushed back to 2021.
What happens to my zip card when I turn 16?
All 16 to 18-year-olds whose Zip Oyster photocards run out on 30 September are reminded that they need to reapply by 13 September to ensure they continue to get their free or discounted travel concession. The Zip scheme gives eligible 16- to 18-year-olds free or concessionary travel on London’s buses and trams.
Can you get a Zip card from the post office?
Since this summer, applications for the 11-15 Zip card can now be made online by London residents at tfl.gov.uk/photocard as well as via the Post Office. Applications for the 16+ Zip Oyster photocard should be made by mid September to ensure cardholders receive their new card before their existing card expires.
Are Zip cards no longer free?
From 01 September, Transport for London will levy a fee for all applications for Oyster Photocards for children ages 5 – 10, 11 – 15 and 16 – 18. Those who live in London will pay a £10 fee when applying for the card.
Do ZIP oysters still work?
Expiry. 11-15 Zip Oyster photocards expire on 30 September in the year after your child’s 16th birthday. A parent or guardian can then apply for a 16+ Zip Oyster photocard.
Can a 19 year old use a 16+ Oyster?
A parent or guardian must apply for a 16+ Zip Oyster photocard if their child is under 18. If you’re 18, you must apply for your 16+ Zip Oyster photocard and create your own photocard web account. When you apply, you agree that you or the Zip Oyster photocard holder will comply with our Young Person’s Behaviour Code.
Can you use an expired zip card?
You will be fine – they always expire at midnight on the stated day. Be careful though if you are staying out late and catching a tube or bus that you get off after midnight.
How do I get a new zip card?
I Lost My Zipcard If you lose or damage your Zipcard, verify your address is correct on your account page and request a replacement card here. Once a Zipcard is requested, it will take several days to arrive by mail. For some members, until you receive and activate your new card, you won’t be able to reserve Zipcars.
How long do zip cards take to arrive?
We will also mail you a Zipcard, which is an access card to any Zipcar vehicle you book. It typically takes 5-7 business days for the Zipcard to arrive. You will need to receive your Zipcard before you can book and drive.
How do I put money on a Zip card?
Here’s how to add Auto Top-Up to a child’s Zip Oyster Card.
- Sign in to your Oyster Account.
- In the right-hand menu, go to ‘My Oyster Cards’ or click the ‘Add an existing card’ box.
- Type in the 12-digit card number that’s on the top right on the back of the Zip Photocard.
When do the Oyster 11-15 ZIP cards expire?
Find out more about touching in and out. Use your photocard web account to manage your card or report a lost card. 11-15 Zip Oyster photocards expire on 30 September in the year after your child’s 16th birthday. A parent or guardian can then apply for a 16+ Zip Oyster photocard.
What do I need to know about my Zip card?
The personal information we hold about you or your parent/guardian includes: Information about the Zip card holder (you), which includes name, address, date of birth, photograph, and telephone number Scanned image of your passport details page (which includes your photograph and passport number)
How old do you have to be to get a zip Oyster photocard?
Children aged 11-15 can get free and discounted travel on all our transport services with a Zip Oyster photocard.
Can You Use Your Zip card on national rail?
If you use your Zip card on National Rail services, we may share your personal data with relevant train operating companies for the purposes of customer service, and fraud prevention and detection. The same applies if you use your Zip card on river services operated by other companies.