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Citylink bus home, Are piggies allowed?

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This is what it says;

CARRIAGE OF ANIMALS
60. Animals, other than guide dogs accompanying registered blind persons and hearing dogs accompanying deaf persons, will not normally be carried on the Company’s services. Our Belfast service does not allow the carriage of animals other than guide dogs accompanying registered blind persons and hearing dogs accompanying deaf persons.

61. Exception will be made to small animals, if accommodated in an approved animal transporter which can be secured on the floor area of the coach beneath the passenger’s feet. Animal transporters are not allowed on the seats of the vehicles.

62. Animals accommodated in an approved transporter must not under any circumstances be placed in the luggage compartment of the coach.

63. A ticket must be obtained for any animal carried at a charge of £1 Single. These tickets can only be purchased from the driver on board the coach.

64. If an animal is taken on board without the drivers permission the passenger may be required to remove it. The passenger accompanying any animal in the vehicle will be solely responsible for the animal and will indemnify the Company against all liability arising out of the carriage of the animal on the Company's vehicle or out of the animal's presence on the vehicle and the Company will not be liable for any loss or injury to the animal whether caused by negligence of the company, it's servants or agents or otherwise.

I think yes... just double checking what do you think?

Thanking you!
 
I'd say you are okay so long as the carrier fits under the seat hun.
 
Yup I imagine it will and means no connections... whoop whoop! Shall I pay £3 or £1 lmao... cheapest ticket ever!
 
I'd smile real nicely at the driver and hope he's in the holiday spirit you might get away with no charge :(|)
 
Lmao, never know! Got my train times changed for free, well didn't get them changed just used the same ticket.. but they said it was ok.

The people on the phone wanted to charge me £10... Bad people lol!
 
Person to person is usually better not always but often than not, good going on not being charged.:(|)
 
They would have had to have been the devil Xmas Eve and my ticket was for 5 hours later, but was prebooked and was the same day and everything just 5 hours time difference! I just played dumb, after the nice people on the phone said it would be a £10.

Explained how my boss had decided to give us the day off, got my ferry changed and was hoping even though my ticket said a different time on it, Could I possibly be able to use it, if not how much do I have to pay to change it?

The girl said I think our main concern is getting people home and you have got an unused ticket so I'll speak to the conductor you don't have to pay any extra! :)
 
JoanneG111 said:
This is what it says;

61. Exception will be made to small animals, if accommodated in an approved animal transporter which can be secured on the floor area of the coach beneath the passenger’s feet. Animal transporters are not allowed on the seats of the vehicles.

62. Animals accommodated in an approved transporter must not under any circumstances be placed in the luggage compartment of the coach.

63. A ticket must be obtained for any animal carried at a charge of £1 Single. These tickets can only be purchased from the driver on board the coach.
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I would say yes as 61. states that you can take small animals in a carry as long as they will fit under your seat. :)
 
That's definitely you're allowed to bring them. Nice cheap ticket either way! :)
 
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