People with 'hidden' conditions like ADHD can now get massive discounts on train tickets under new disabled railcard rules - but critics slam giveaway for 'low-level' disorders

The Disabled Persons Railcard (DPRC) has expanded its eligibility criteria to include neurodivergence, allowing people with ADHD to access significant discounts on train tickets. This change potentially impacts three million people in the UK, offering annual savings exceeding £100. While this provides substantial financial relief for those with hidden conditions, critics have condemned the move, arguing that taxpayers will be burdened by funding discounts for what they describe as low-level disorders within the rail system.