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✨ Railway Passenger Services Regulations

24 MARCH THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 889

CONTENTS

PRELIMINARY

INTERPRETATION

PART I: PASSENGER

TERMS AND CONDITIONS ON ALL SERVICES
2.1 Issue of tickets
2.1.1 Right to decline tickets
2.1.2 Where tickets may be purchased
2.1.3 Tickets to be purchased before boarding
2.1.4 Tickets purchased on a service
2.1.5 Issue of concession tickets
2.2 Transfer of tickets
2.2.1 Ten trip tickets
2.2.2 Bulk travel accounts
2.3 Availability of tickets
2.3.1 Routes and services
2.3.2 Period of availability
2.3.3 Expiry of tickets
2.3.4 Break of journey
2.3.5 Season tickets
2.3.6 Concession tickets
2.4 Alternative routes
2.5 Separate sections
2.6 Return journey
2.7 Liability of Corporation
2.8 Conduct of passengers
2.9 Children
2.9.1 Concession
2.9.2 Ten trip tickets
2.9.3 Sleeping berths
2.9.4 Boarding school pupils
2.10 Welfare beneficiaries' and blind persons' concession fares
2.10.1 Class 1 war pensioners
2.10.2 Beneficiaries
2.10.3 Blind persons
2.11 Corporation employees
2.11.1 Privilege tickets
2.11.2 Minimum charge
2.11.3 Season tickets
2.11.4 Privilege ticket orders
2.11.5 Change of route
2.11.6 Restrictions
2.11.7 Compliance with terms and conditions
2.12 Bulk travel accounts
2.12.1 Charges
2.12.2 Availability
2.12.3 Extension of bulk travel accounts
2.12.4 Application for account
2.12.5 Issue of voucher books
2.12.6 Issue of tickets
2.12.7 Deduction of fare
2.13 Off season tourist pass
2.13.1 Description
2.13.2 1982 pass
2.14 Refund and re-issue of tickets
2.14.1 Tickets presented for refund
2.14.2 Bulk travel account
2.14.3 Defaced tickets
2.14.4 Season tickets
2.14.5 Cancellation seven days or more before departure
2.14.6 Cancellation 30 minutes or more before departure
2.14.7 Cancellation less than 30 minutes before departure
2.14.8 Cancellation of sleeping berths
2.15 Lost tickets
2.15.1 Reserved seat or berth
2.15.2 Late reporting of loss
2.15.3 Lost tickets issued from bulk travel account
2.15.4 Lost season tickets
2.16 Documents
RAIL PASSENGER SERVICES: CONDITIONS
3.1 Reserved seats on trains
3.1.1 Free reservations
3.1.2 Block bookings
3.1.3 Where to reserve
3.1.4 Time of application
3.1.5 Services on which reservation required
3.1.6 Sleeping berths
3.1.7 Occupancy of berths
3.2 Corporation's rights
3.3 Special trains
3.3.1 Application
3.3.2 Conditions and charges
3.3.3 Right of Corporation to decline to run special train
3.3.4 Right of Corporation to forward ordinary traffic on special trains
LONG DISTANCE RAIL PASSENGER SERVICES: ORDINARY FARES
4.1 Silver Fern railcar service fares
4.2 Northerner service fares
4.2.1 Ordinary single adult fares
4.2.2 Adult sleeper fares
4.2.3 Sleeper fares for children, eligible beneficiaries, blind persons and attendants
4.3 Southerner service fares
4.4 Wellington-Gisborne service fares
4.5 Wellington-Palmerston North via Wairarapa service fares
4.6 New Plymouth-Taumarunui service fares
4.7 Christchurch-Picton service fares
4.8 Christchurch-Greymouth service fares
LONG DISTANCE RAIL PASSENGER SERVICES: GROUP TRAVEL CONCESSIONS
5.1 Gatherings of 20 or more
5.1.1 Concession and conditions
5.1.2 Applications
5.1.3 Certificate
5.2 “Super groups” of six or more
5.2.1 Concession and conditions
5.2.2 Availability
5.3 Youth organisations
5.3.1 Concession and conditions
5.3.2 Applications
5.3.3 Lone scouts
5.4 Family tickets
5.4.1 Concession
5.4.2 Conditions
LONG DISTANCE RAIL PASSENGER SERVICES: MULTIPLE JOURNEY CONCESSIONS
6.1 Ten trip concession tickets
6.1.1 Conditions and fares
6.1.2 Restrictions
6.1.3 Fares
6.2 “Super Six” travel vouchers
6.2.1 Concession
6.2.2 Conditions
6.2.3 Applications
RAIL SEASON TICKETS
7.1 Conditions for use
7.1.1 Breach of conditions
7.1.2 Discontinuance of service
7.1.3 Surrender on demand
7.2 School season tickets
7.2.1 Conditions
7.2.2 Time and day of use
7.2.3 Distance limitation
7.2.4 Certificates
7.2.5 Reserved carriage or compartment
7.2.6 Use of non smoking areas
7.2.7 Occupation of seat
7.2.8 Forfeiture of tickets
7.3 Broken periods
7.4 Defaced season tickets
7.5 Monthly season tickets
7.5.1 Long distance rail services
7.5.2 Fares
7.5.3 Rail suburban services
7.6 Young people's season tickets
7.6.1 Conditions and concession
7.6.2 Application
7.7 Special tuition
7.7.1 Conditions
7.7.2 Certificates
7.7.3 Fares

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