The lawyer recalled the ban on the transfer of discounted travel tickets.

Russians can use non-named Troika cards to travel in public transport, but the use of non-discounted tickets is prohibited. This was announced on June 3 by Arina Murashkina, First Deputy Chief of Staff of the Russian Bar Association.

"Such travel tickets as an unnamed Troika card can be transferred to others," the lawyer said in an interview with RIA Novosti.

According to her, the transfer of preferential transport cards is prohibited because they confirm the privilege of a certain person. Murashkina stressed that citizens who presented someone else's discounted ticket are considered stowaways.

The lawyer concluded that the categories of citizens who are eligible for free travel include pensioners, veterans, the disabled, orphans and foster parents, as well as honorary donors. In addition, schoolchildren and students have the right to apply for preferential travel.

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