Transport and streets
Bus pass and travel tokens
Concessionary fares: Bus pass and travel tokens
The council's concessionary fare bus pass and travel token scheme offers cheaper travel for men and women over 60, the disabled and their necessary travel companions.
How to apply for a bus pass
If you are looking for a bus pass application form, go to our "How to apply" page, or download the application form from the menu on the right.
The national bus pass scheme allows pass holders free off-peak bus travel anywhere within England on local bus services. The scheme does not include long distance services such as National Express and does not include travel in Scotland and Wales. The national bus pass can be used on Park and Ride services and such places as The Isle of Wight, Isle of Mann and Central London. To find out more information about the national bus pass, please follow this link.
For further information and guidance on the bus pass and travel token scheme follow the links below:
- National bus pass and travel token
- Using your national pass
- Do you qualify for a free bus pass?
- What evidence is required to qualify?
- What disabled evidence is required to qualify for a bus pass?
- How to apply for a bus pass or travel tokens
- Travel tokens
- Do you qualify for travel tokens?
- What disabled evidence is required to qualify for travel tokens?
- Where to get your bus pass photographs
- New bus pass and travel tokens scheme FAQ
- Taxi firms accepting National Transport Tokens
- Disabled guidance from the Department For Transport
Bus Pass Application Form