The railcard was known at that time as the "Senior Citizen Railcard". From January 1980, special flat fares were introduced for children travelling with the Railcard holder. Reduced-rate Seven Day Season Tickets could also now be bought by Railcard holders. The price of the "full" Railcard has been increased on several occasions since 1975. Following the renaming to "Senior Railcard" in January 1992, this was changed to SNR. Upon the relaunch under the "Network Railcard" name, this facility was withdrawn. This map shows the boundary of the Network Railcard area as of 2015. The Two Together Railcard was launched nationally on Monday 3 March 2014. This version of the railcard could be issued for either one person or two people. The status code RCAAA was used when a railcard was held. The Railcard was renamed Senior Railcard in May 1990. The 26-30 Railcard is the first digital-only Railcard and is available to buy online. This railcard was introduced in 1986, when Network SouthEast was created. The Railcard can be bought at any staffed station on the route.