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1. www.gov.uk › apply-for-elderly-person-bus-passApply for an older person's bus pass - GOV.UK

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   Some older people can get free travel on local buses - contact your council to check your eligibility and apply for a bus pass.

2. www.ageuk.org.uk › information-advice › money-legalOver 60 Free Bus Pass & Travel Concessions - Age UK

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   Apply for your older person's bus pass on GOV.UK. If you're 60 or over and live in London, then you can get free travel on buses, trains and other modes of transport in and around London with a 60+ London Oyster photocard. Apply for your 60+ London Oyster photocard on the TFL website.

3. transport.cambridgeshirepeterborough-ca.gov.ukApplying for a Free Bus Pass - Combined Authority Transport

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   Applying for your free bus pass. Applicants who qualify under the age category may apply only up to 4 weeks before the birthday when they become eligible. First time applicants will need to:...

4. www.sunlife.co.uk › over-60-bus-pass-and-transportOver-60 Bus Pass: Applying, Renewing, and New Rules - SunLife

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   You can apply either online or by post, depending on which is most convenient for you. To apply for a bus pass or check your eligibility for an over-60 bus pass, visit your nation’s government website.

5. www.stagecoachbus.com › promos-and-offers › nationalFree Bus Pass - Concessionary Travel | Stagecoach

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   Apply for your National Entitlement Card. If you're 60 or over, you can get an application form from your local Post Office or from a Strathclyde Partnership of Transport (SPT) travel centre. If you have a disability, you can get an application form from your local council.

6. www.staffordshire.gov.uk › Transport › BusesBus Passes for older or disabled residents - Staffordshire

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   If you want to apply for or renew a bus pass, the easiest way is to apply or renew online. You can also replace lost, damaged or stolen cards by applying online. The charge for a lost/damaged...

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   How do I get a bus pass?

   • You can apply for a pass by contacting your local council, or you can apply online: Apply online for an older person’s bus pass. Apply online for a disabled person’s bus pass. Normally, you can travel after 09:30 until 23:00 on weekdays and all day at weekends and bank holidays.

   Free Bus Pass - Concessionary Travel | Stagecoach

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   When can I get a free bus pass?

   • The age at which you can get a free bus pass varies, depending on where you live. If you live in Scotland or Wales, you can get a concessionary bus pass when you turn 60. If you live in London, you can also enjoy free bus travel when you turn 60, but only on buses in London.

   Free Bus Pass - Concessionary Travel | Stagecoach

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   How do I apply for a free older person's bus pass?

   • Apply for a free older person's bus pass online. You can download a print-friendly version of the form to complete and post back to us. Include your photograph in the envelope with the application form. Please note: If you are unable to download an application form, copies are available from your local library.

   Apply for an older person's bus pass - Dorset Council

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   Will the over 60 bus pass be taken away?

   • However, the over-60 bus pass is not being taken away from anyone. People living in England can still apply for a bus pass when they reach 66, and this is not expected to change until 2028. Those who live in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland can still travel for free on their local bus services from the age of 60.

   Over-60 Bus Pass: Applying, Renewing, and New Rules - SunLife

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   Can a 66 year old get a bus pass?

   • If you’re over the age of 66, or are over 60 and live in London, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland, you may be eligible to apply for a bus pass for free and discounted travel. This helps to make getting around easier and more affordable for older people who may be reliant on their pension or no longer able to drive.

   Over-60 Bus Pass: Applying, Renewing, and New Rules - SunLife

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   How do I renew a bus pass?

   • If you want to apply for or renew a bus pass, the easiest way is to apply or renew online. You can also replace lost, damaged or stolen cards by applying online. The charge for a lost/damaged pass is £10. There is no charge for replacing a stolen pass but you will need to supply a ‘crime number’ after having reported the theft to the Police.

   Bus Passes for older or disabled residents - Staffordshire

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8. www.dorsetcouncil.gov.uk › w › older-persons-bus-passApply for an older person's bus pass - Dorset Council

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   Your new pass will automatically be sent to you about a week before your old pass expires. If your circumstances have changed before your pass expires, you can amend your address or photograph...