Public transport
Expenses exempted under LTA Allowance
- Travel by plane: The cheapest airfare using the shortest route or the amount paid, whichever is less, would be omitted.
- Travel by rail: A.C. first-class fare from the shortest path or the amount expended on travel, whichever is less, would be removed.
- The origin and destination points of the journey are linked by train, but the journey is completed by another means of transportation.
- The origin and destination locations are not linked by rail (partly or completely) but are connected by another recognized public transportation system.
- The origin and destination locations are not linked by rail (partly or completely) but are connected by another recognized public transportation system.
Also, read about Special Allowances
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- The origin and destination places are not (partially or completely) connected by rail, but are instead connected by another recognized public transit system.
- The origin and destination locations are not (partially or completely) linked by train, but rather by another well-known public transportation system.
- The origin and destination locations are linked (partially or completely) by another well-known public transit system, rather than by rail.
- These benefits can be for solo and family travel.
- The family members’ allowance is also covered.
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