I would trade my parent passes for my children. It would be a great choice!
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Donna Farias
7 years ago
This should have been done years ago! D2C with same status as D2P below retirees but above D3’s.
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Blanca Gore
7 years ago
I have never used D2P and would very much appreciate my children using D2C
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Veldah Gates
7 years ago
An excellent idea!! WeRE WE have been loyal and hard working can show they care about our families.
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Cristina Harkleroad
7 years ago
I’d happily give up several d3s. I have two children who will age out soon and one that is already aged out. My parents still use theirs as well so I’d like some way to have them all!
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Ilicia Goodman
7 years ago
I’d gladly give up my D3 or even remove a parent to allow my children to keep their benefits.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Would love to see this happen
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Diane Godinez
7 years ago
It’s about time
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Diane Godinez
7 years ago
It’s about time
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Sharon Mullings
7 years ago
I think it’s the right thing to do. People like myself who have no parents or spouse only have one person on their passes while other groups and families have 10 and 15 people. With the most recent change having married couples not have to register their spouse they can now put their adult children on as registered companion and people that are single still have no additional benefit exce I think it’s the right thing to do. People like myself who have no parents or spouse only have one person on their passes what other groups and families have 10 and 15 people. With the most recent change having married couples not have to register their spouse they can now put their adult children on as registered companion and people that are single still have no additional benefit. I believe the most fair thing to do would be to give each person a specified amount of people to add as D2P or D2C
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Anonymous
7 years ago
We should have 5 or 6 D2 of our choice parent child friend whom ever we decide who gets this privilege but thank you for this is a beginning
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Cynthia Marstiller
7 years ago
I have always said that since my parents have passed away.
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Susana Sanchez
7 years ago
Been thinking of this for a long time. It,s a good trade-off...
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Leslie Ann Rooney
7 years ago
My children were never able to use passes when in school. Now that they graduated they can travel but are loosing their passes due to age. I agree family is everything and I would love to be able to share my travel benefits with my children.
Hell No.
I would trade my parent passes for my children. It would be a great choice!
This should have been done years ago! D2C with same status as D2P below retirees but above D3’s.
I have never used D2P and would very much appreciate my children using D2C
An excellent idea!! WeRE WE have been loyal and hard working can show they care about our families.
I’d happily give up several d3s. I have two children who will age out soon and one that is already aged out. My parents still use theirs as well so I’d like some way to have them all!
I’d gladly give up my D3 or even remove a parent to allow my children to keep their benefits.
Would love to see this happen
It’s about time
It’s about time
I think it’s the right thing to do. People like myself who have no parents or spouse only have one person on their passes while other groups and families have 10 and 15 people. With the most recent change having married couples not have to register their spouse they can now put their adult children on as registered companion and people that are single still have no additional benefit exce I think it’s the right thing to do. People like myself who have no parents or spouse only have one person on their passes what other groups and families have 10 and 15 people. With the most recent change having married couples not have to register their spouse they can now put their adult children on as registered companion and people that are single still have no additional benefit. I believe the most fair thing to do would be to give each person a specified amount of people to add as D2P or D2C
We should have 5 or 6 D2 of our choice parent child friend whom ever we decide who gets this privilege but thank you for this is a beginning
I have always said that since my parents have passed away.
Been thinking of this for a long time. It,s a good trade-off...
My children were never able to use passes when in school. Now that they graduated they can travel but are loosing their passes due to age. I agree family is everything and I would love to be able to share my travel benefits with my children.
If parents have this, why can’t our kids?
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Great idea
Great
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