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Aug 29, 2022 · Replace or update your older persons bus pass. Using your older persons bus pass. Further information on the older persons bus pass. To get an older persons bus pass you must be: aged 60+. resident in Scotland. If you're under 60, you can apply: for a disabled persons bus pass, if you're disabled. for a young persons bus pass, if you're under 22.
- Apply for Your Older Persons Bus Pass
Contact your local council to apply for a bus pass if you do...
- For a Disabled Persons Bus Pass
If you’re disabled, you can get a free bus pass if you are...
- Using Your Older Persons Bus Pass
You can use your bus pass to get a ticket in advance or on...
- Further Information
Further information on the older persons bus pass If you...
- Apply Now
How to Apply. Applications for new, replacement and renewal...
- Apply for Your Older Persons Bus Pass
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Associated card number (First six digits): 633560Phone number: 03000 200 293Email address: accordhelp@accordaberdeen.co.ukAssociated card number (First six digits): 633727Phone number: 03456 081 208Email address: entitlementcard@aberdeenshire.gov.ukAssociated card number (First six digits): 633719Phone number: 03452 777 778Email address: customercare@angus.gov.ukAssociated card number (First six digits): 633297Phone number: 0141 333 3211Email address: freebus@spt.co.ukAssociated card number (First six digits): 633741Phone number: 01259 450 000Email address: customerservice@clacks.gov.ukAssociated card number (First six digits): 633624Phone number: 01851 822 661Email address: freebus@cne-siar.gov.ukAssociated card number (First six digits): 633670Phone number: 030 33 33 3000Email address: contact@dumgal.gov.ukAssociated card number (First six digits): 633725Phone number: 01382 433 267Email address: customerservices@dundeecity.gov.ukAssociated card number (First six digits): 633687Phone number: 0141 333 3211Email address: freebus@spt.co.ukAssociated card number (First six digits): 633564Phone number: 0141 333 3211Email address: freebus@spt.co.ukHow to Apply. Applications for new, replacement and renewal National Entitlement Cards are accepted across Scotland, however the services and application routes available at each council will vary. If you are aged 5-21 and are wanting to access the Young Persons' Free Bus Travel Scheme, information about the Scheme including how to apply can be ...
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. Enter a postcode. For example SW1A 2AA ...
Online. You can apply, renew or replace the following cards on the Get Your NEC website: over 60s bus pass. a Young Scot card. a disabled concessionary travel card. You can check your eligibility, and any evidence you will require on the Transport Scotland website. You will also be required to upload a completed certificate, which has been ...
The National Entitlement Card (NEC) is ITSO enabled and available for you if you are over 60 years old or are eligible due to a disability. The NEC is your concessionary travel pass, more commonly known as the free bus pass, which gives you free travel on Scotland's public transport bus network. The NEC may also provide access to free or ...
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