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Back in Scottish Bus Group days it was quarter fare.
The last time I took a dog on the bus I was just waved on - the Stagecoach website says that a fare may be payable depending on the local operator, but I suppose it depends on how dog-friendly the driver is
In Reading, RB will charge you £1 for a doggy day ticket. I have tried to use the family day ticket to cover family plus dog before and unfortunately it doesn't work, the dog doesn't count as a person.Does anyone know of operators who charge for dogs the four legged kind lol going to blackpool for weekend and checking day ticket prices and they charge for dogs a day rover £1
https://www.blackpooltransport.com/saver-tickets
If you had a dog that could talk, I wonder if they would count it as a person then?
I can imagine on some of the buses (the single deckers and older Dennis buses we used to have on the 23/24) the dogs would get wedged between the driver's cab and the seating area by the luggage area. Now that would be a sight
This is Reading, so we're pretty sheltered from anything unusual/different here so the driver would probably have a f*cking heart attack if you brought a talking dog onto the buses , let alone be able to think about fares. However,my Labrador puppy can make a few noises that sound a little like words, "nang" being her favourite. I'm half tempted to try it.If you had a dog that could talk, I wonder if they would count it as a person then?
