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Apply for a bus pass. You may be able to get free travel on buses if you are: disabled. aged 60 or over. injured service personnel. Apply for a bus pass from Transport for Wales.
3 ways to apply. Online. You can apply online using the form below. If you have any queries, take a look at the ‘More about your pass’ section or contact us. By post. Download an application form, fill it in and return to us with a recent passport sized photograph. Phone us.
How do I apply? To view the full eligiblity criteria and apply for your pass, please visit the Transport for Wales website. It only takes 10 minutes but you will need to supply your National Insurance number, a recent council tax bill, a digital passport-style photo of yourself and proof of age.
Apply for a range of bus passes, view terms of use or report a lost or stolen bus pass.
In Wales you can get a bus pass when you reach 60. Enter your postcode to: apply for a bus pass from your local council; check if you can get one sooner
Apply for a bus pass. Find out if you can travel free or cheaper on buses and how to apply. Concessionary bus travel scheme guidance. How local authorities should assess eligibility for concessionary fare permits. Getting there together: involving communities in bus planning.
Concessionary travel passes are issued by Transport for Wales and are accepted on all our buses. The quickest and easiest way to apply for your card is on the Transport for Wales website here tfw.wales/travelcards and follow the simple instructions.
