**Are 12 Year Olds Free on GO Train?**
Yes, children who are 12 years old or younger can ride the GO Train for free as long as they are accompanied by a paying adult. This applies to both the weekday and weekend schedules, allowing families to enjoy a day out without the burden of additional travel expenses for their younger children. It’s a great way to encourage families to use public transportation and explore different parts of the city without worrying about ticket costs for their children.
**Frequently Asked Questions about 12 Year Olds Riding the GO Train**
1. What qualifies as a paying adult?
A paying adult is someone who has purchased a valid ticket or pass for their own travel on the GO Train. This could be a parent, guardian, or any responsible adult who is looking after the 12-year-old child during the journey.
2. Are there any restrictions on how many children can ride for free with one paying adult?
There are no specific restrictions on the number of children who can ride for free with one paying adult. It’s generally a case of one paying adult being responsible for the children they are traveling with, so it’s advisable to ensure that the adult can safely supervise the children during the journey.
3. What if the 12-year-old is traveling alone?
If the 12-year-old is traveling alone, they would need to pay for their ticket as they wouldn’t be accompanied by a paying adult. The GO Train offers different fare options for children, so it’s best to check the latest information on their website before making any travel arrangements.
*Please note that the FAQs are illustrative and may not reflect the true policies of GO Train. Always consult official sources before making any travel arrangements.*
