It’s for a determining which Railcards you can get in the UK.
The 31-60 bracket doesn’t get any Railcard options unless they want a Two Together card (for couples travelling together), a family card (same but with kids) or a special one for London commuters if you happen to travel at peak times and live near London.
This looks like it was coded by someone who knew the language well enough to speak but was absent the cultural implications of the words and numbers used.
It’s for a determining which Railcards you can get in the UK.
The 31-60 bracket doesn’t get any Railcard options unless they want a Two Together card (for couples travelling together), a family card (same but with kids) or a special one for London commuters if you happen to travel at peak times and live near London.
This looks like it was coded by someone who knew the language well enough to speak but was absent the cultural implications of the words and numbers used.