ID card

[blueshada]

How can we get a photo ID to proof the age of our 14 year old daughter. Bus drivers want her to pay full fare

[:Ace:]

Nexus do Under 16 Cards...Might be different where you live though.

[fo3nix]

Your supermarket may have little leaflets near the checkouts to apply for proof of age cards. If not, they may be at the customer service desk.

[Buenchico]

There are several cards which comply with the government-approved 'PASS' standard for ID cards. Some of them are specifically designed to prove that the holder is over-16 or over-18 but CitizenCard (which is one of the most well-known card issuers) provides age-related ID cards to all age groups:
http://www.citizencard.com/

Chris

(PS: When I was a youngster, the age for paying full fare on our local buses was 14. However, I was so determined to look 'grown up' that I insisted on paying full fare from the age of 12!).

[funkymoped]

dont know about I.D. cards. could try giving the local bus company a ring and ask if they run a card scheme. wouldn`t hurt to ask who is responsable for proof of age. your daughter as a minor, or the bus companys drivers..

[cheater123]

Don't know about where you live, but in Derbyshire we have b-line cards and they give us half price (childs) tickets until the age of 19 as long as we are in full time education. Like others answers state, its worth just contacting the bus company to ask them about what proof of age they expect your daughter to show.

[dzug]

If you are in London you'll need the special card that TFL produce - apply at any tube station

[Solarjunkie]

You could get a letter from her school.