Legal analysis: Free rides for 60-year-olds in Beijing are aimed at the permanent elderly population aged 60 and above in this city. This means that in the future, all kinds of preferential policies enjoyed by the elderly aged 65 and over, such as free bus ride and free visit to the park, can also be enjoyed by the elderly over 60. In other words, preferential policies will cover all permanent residents. It is reported that there are about 165438+ 10,000 certified elderly people aged 60 to 64.

Legal basis: article 2 of the measures for strengthening preferential treatment for the elderly: the specific preferential contents of the preferential card for the elderly;

(a) the elderly aged 65 and above take the city ground bus free of charge. City bus stations should set up barrier-free waiting areas to facilitate the elderly to ride. Urban public transport vehicles should be equipped with special seats for the elderly, the weak, the sick and the disabled with no less than 10% seats.

(two) the city, district (county) level government investment in parks, scenic spots and other tourist attractions for the elderly over the age of 65 free tickets (except during large-scale activities). Elderly people aged 60-64 enjoy preferential purchase of ordinary annual tickets for municipal parks, each 50 yuan. Advocate non-governmental investment in the construction of parks, scenic spots and other tourist attractions, and give appropriate preferential treatment to the elderly.

(3) All kinds of museums (hospitals), art and technology memorial venues, martyrs memorial buildings, celebrities' former residences, public libraries and other public cultural facilities at the city, district (county) level are open to the elderly free of charge. Advocate non-financial support for public welfare cultural facilities to provide preferential services for the elderly.