Public transport inspectors come up with solution to child ID problem

Inspectors employed by urban transport companies have offered to cancel fines imposed on children traveling without a ticket whom they mistakenly believe to be over four. A problem has arisen because new ID cards issued recently do not contain space for information about children, which means that parents cannot prove how old their child is. The inspectors say they will impose a fine if they consider a child to be over age, but it will be annulled if documentation is produced later at a proper office proving that their judgment was wrong. (Gazeta Wyborcza, p. 11) M.T.