The latest regulations for children traveling on railways

The latest regulation for children traveling on railways is that child tickets are applicable to children over 6 years old and under 12 years old. Children over 12 years old need to purchase an adult ticket.

Children need to hold valid identity documents when taking trains, such as resident ID cards, household registration books, passports, etc. For children over 6 years old but under 16 years old, it is recommended to bring a student ID card or other identification to ensure a smooth ride. Children who are 6 years old and above but under 12 years old and whose height exceeds 120 centimeters need to be accompanied by an adult if they are unable to take care of themselves.

Children’s tickets are cheaper than adult tickets and enjoy certain preferential policies. The specific preferential treatment policy may be adjusted according to the railway operation conditions. Please check the relevant information according to the specific train number and route. It is usually a half-price discount.

It should be noted that the above regulations may vary according to different regions and railway operation conditions. It is recommended to consult the relevant railway departments or obtain the latest children's riding regulations through the official railway website before purchasing tickets.

Precautions for children taking trains

1. Ticket purchase arrangements: Make sure to purchase appropriate train tickets for children. According to regulations, children usually need to purchase half-price child tickets or free tickets. For specific regulations, please consult the relevant train operating department or ticket purchase website.

2. Safety seats: Children should sit in safety seats. If it is a long-distance train, it is best to choose a carriage with seats so that the child can have a comfortable space to rest.

3. Supervision: It is best for children to be accompanied by an adult when taking a train. Adults can provide supervision and care to ensure the safety and comfort of children.

4. Prevent getting lost: Bring identity information to children, such as cards or bracelets with names and contact numbers, to prevent them from getting lost. Inform children that they should seek help from staff if they have difficulties.

5. Luggage arrangement: Children's luggage should be light and easy to carry, not excessive or heavy. Make sure luggage is securely placed on the luggage rack or under the seat to prevent it from slipping or causing injury.