Can I pick up a bus ticket without an ID card?

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Robyn
07/29/25 10:38pm
An ID card is required for picking up tickets. Under special circumstances, passengers can try to use the ticket number (or pick-up password) at self-service ticket machines. If still unable to pick up the ticket, they can go to the manual ticket window for assistance. The ticket pick-up location is at the departure station. Precautions for taking the bus are as follows: Note 1: Passengers are not allowed to carry any dangerous items or government-prohibited items, nor are they allowed to include them in checked luggage. Confidential documents, securities, valuables, fragile items, etc. If the items occupy a seat, a certain fee needs to be paid. Note 2: Drunk or mentally unstable individuals cannot board the bus without supervision to prevent harm to others' personal safety. Note 3: When purchasing tickets at the bus station, passengers should pay attention to the behavior of others around them and take care of their valuables to prevent theft. Do not trust scalpers outside the bus station to avoid being scammed. Note 4: Adult passengers can bring one child under 1.1 meters in height for free. Children between 1.1 and 1.3 meters in height need to pay half fare. Disabled soldiers can purchase tickets at half price with valid certificates. As for college students, bus stations generally do not offer half-price tickets.
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