Pass for older people just the ticket for exploring the West Midlands
- Published: July 5, 2019
A new campaign aims to highlight how older people can make the most of some of the region’s top attractions with the help of free off-peak tram travel.
Anyone of state pension age living in the the region can use the Older Person’s Travel Pass on any Metro services after 9.30am Monday to Friday, and all day on weekends and Bank Holidays.
The offer makes it easier than ever to explore vibrant markets, top shopping destinations, world-class galleries, parks and leisure facilities.
Carl Williams, West Midlands Metro Director of Operations, explained: “The region boasts a wealth of things to do and see for people of all ages and the new campaign aims to show that, thanks to free off-peak tram travel for anyone with a pass, it’s never been easier for them to explore what’s on offer.”
The tram network serves a wide range of top venues and attractions and, over the coming months, Wolverhampton Grand Theatre has something for everyone with an exciting run of shows and drama, including the hit musical Cabaret.
There’s also a mix of classic and contemporary art at Wolverhampton Art Gallery, including a stunning selection of wildlife photography and a welcome return of its acclaimed pop collection.
“There are also dozens of special events in Birmingham over the summer, not to mention world-class shopping and some of the country’s best pubs and restaurants,” Carl said. “Whether it’s a quick shopping trip, a visit to the park or a night out with friends or family, eligible older people can get there quickly, easily and for free thanks to the tram and the Older Person’s Travel Pass.
“What’s more, with free spaces at available our park and ride facilities, there is even less stress involved in getting out and about.”
For further information about the Older Person’s Travel Pass, which is available to anyone who lives locally and draws a state pension, click here
Share this article:
Customer services
- 0345 835 8181
- [email protected]
Website information
- Conditions of Carriage
- Privacy & Cookie Policy
- Website Terms & Conditions
Subscribe to stay up to date
Midland Metro Limited (trading as West Midlands Metro). Registered in England and Wales | company number 10932342 | Registered office: 16 Summer Lane, Birmingham, B19 3SD
©2024 West Midlands Metro
Register to receive news and updates.
Privacy policy
- Privacy Overview
- Strictly Necessary Cookies
- 3rd Party Cookies
- Cookie Policy
This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.
Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings.
If you disable this cookie, we will not be able to save your preferences. This means that every time you visit this website you will need to enable or disable cookies again.
This website uses Google Analytics to collect anonymous information such as the number of visitors to the site, and the most popular pages.
Keeping this cookie enabled helps us to improve our website.
Please enable Strictly Necessary Cookies first so that we can save your preferences!
More information about our Cookie Policy
Older Person's Travel Pass Renewal
Please enter your details to proceed with your renewal.
This site uses services that use cookies to deliver a better experience and analyse traffic. You can learn more about the services we use in our cookies policy .
Partner with Lottie
Public Transport Concessions: Free Bus Pass, Senior Railcard and More
Estimated Reading Time: 10 minutes
Eva Taylor-Jones
Customer Care Expert
Last Updated: 24/01/2024
Older adults in the UK are eligible for a variety of public transport concessions, helping save you money in the process. These include a Senior Railcard, a Disabled Persons Railcard, an Older Person’s Bus Pass and more!
Here, we’ve looked at how to get each of these discounts or freebies for older adults, along with other discounted forms of public transport you may be eligible for.
We also have an article dedicated to discounts for carers .
Learn more about Lottie
Compare local care services or discover your dream retirement home.
In this article:
- Discounts on rail travel
- Free bus pass
- Senior rail travel and bus discounts throughout the UK
London Freedom Pass
60+ london oyster photocard, discounts on rail travel.
You could be eligible for one of the following railcards that’ll get you discounts on train services, depending on your age, relationship and whether you’re classed as having a disability:
- Senior Railcard (60 years and over)
Disabled Persons Railcard
- Two Together Railcard
Both of these are discount cards. You purchase them each year for a set fee and they get you a third off the cost of your train travel.
Senior Railcard
The Senior Railcard is available for anyone aged 60 and over to buy. This costs just £30 (or £70 for three years), so will have effectively paid for itself after only a few train trips.
When using the Senior Railcard, you can expect to make average annual savings of £76, or £5.34 per journey. For example, a train from London to Liverpool goes down from around £68.60 to £45.25, while a train from Doncaster to London goes down from £32.50 to £21.45.
You can apply for one of these through the Senior Railcard website . You’ll need a valid passport or UK driving licence for ID. You can also apply in person at some of the UK’s most staffed railway stations.
If you meet any of the following criteria, you could be eligible for a Disabled Persons Railcard:
- You receive a disability-related benefit, such as Personal Independence Payment , Attendance Allowance or Severe Disablement Allowance
- You’re registered as deaf or you use a hearing aid
- You’re registered as having a visual impairment
- You have epilepsy
To apply for this railcard or to get more information surrounding eligibility criteria, visit the Disabled Person’s Railcard website .
Senior Railcard For Couples
Though there’s no railcard specifically aimed at older couples, the Two Together Railcard works in the same way for people of all ages. This railcard is to be used by you and a second person - both of you will be named on the railcard. They’re best used by yourself and the person you travel with most - often your partner or spouse.
When using a Two Together Railcard, you get one-third off rail fares when travelling together. It costs just £30 and leads to average savings of £153 per year (or £6.26 per journey).
For example, travelling from London to Edinburgh would typically cost around £145, but this goes down to £95.70 with a Two Together Railcard. Similarly, getting the train from York to London goes down from £88 to £58.
Apply for the Two Together Railcard through the official Railcard website .
Free Bus Pass For Over 60s
You could be eligible for one of the following free bus passes, depending on your age and whether you’re classed as having a disability:
- An older person’s bus pass
- A disabled person’s bus pass
Both of these passes will get you free travel on local buses.
It might also be worth getting in touch with individual transport operators to see if they offer any discounts. For example, National Express offer Coachcards to older (60+) or disabled customers. These cost £12.50 a year and save you a third on your travel.
Older person’s bus pass
You’ll become eligible for an older person’s bus pass when you reach the State Pension age.
Apply for your bus pass through the GOV.UK website .
Disabled person’s bus pass
Unlike an older person’s bus pass, there’s no central provider for the disabled person’s bus pass.
To find out if you’re eligible and where to apply, get in touch with your local council . All you need to do is enter your postcode and you’ll be redirected to the relevant part of your local council’s website.
Senior Rail Travel and Bus Discounts Throughout the UK
English national concessionary travel scheme.
The English National Concessionary Travel Scheme (ENCTS) covers senior travel discounts in England. Passes are issued locally, but give cardholders free bus travel throughout all of England. An ENCTS bus pass also allows for some free and discounted rail tickets. You must be 66 years or older to be eligible.
Learn more about or apply for an English National Concessionary Travel Pass
c2c Senior Rover Travel
c2c’s Senior Rover ticket allows unlimited one-day train travel for just £7 (or £10 when including London destinations). These are available to anyone aged 65 years and over.
Learn more about or buy a Senior Rover ticket
Greater Manchester Senior Travel Pass
Older adults can get free rail tickets in Greater Manchester between 09:30 and midnight Monday to Friday, and anytime at weekends and during public holidays. Eligibility is based on age and residency in Greater Manchester.
Check if you’re eligible and apply for a Greater Manchester Senior Travel Pass
Merseyside Senior Travel Pass
Senior citizens can get free rail tickets in Merseyside after 09:30 Monday to Friday (to avoid morning peak times), and anytime at weekends and during public holidays. Eligibility is based on age and residency in Merseyside.
Check if you’re eligible and apply for a Merseyside Senior Travel Pass
South Yorkshire Senior Travel Pass
Older adults get 50% off rail fares in South Yorkshire between 09:30 and 23:00 Monday to Friday, and anytime at weekends and during public holidays. Eligibility is based on age and residency in South Yorkshire.
Check if you’re eligible and apply for a South Yorkshire Senior Travel Pass
Tyne and Wear Senior Travel Pass
Older adults in Tyne and Wear can purchase reduced-price train tickets as well as extra discounts if they get a Metro Gold Card (£12 per year). Eligibility is based on age and residency in Tyne and Wear.
Check if you’re eligible and apply for a Tyne and Wear Senior Travel Pass
West Midlands Senior Travel Pass
Older adults get free train travel in the West Midlands between 09:30 and 23:00 Monday to Friday, and anytime at weekends and during public holidays. Eligibility is based on age and residency in the West Midlands.
Check if you’re eligible and apply for a West Midlands Senior Travel Pass
West Yorkshire Senior Travel Pass
Older adults get 50% off rail journeys within West Yorkshire after 09:30 Monday to Friday, and anytime at weekends and during public holidays. Eligibility is based on age and residency in West Yorkshire.
Check if you’re eligible for a West Yorkshire Senior Travel Pass
Scotrail Club 50
Members get a 20% discount on Off-Peak and Advance and cheaper flat-fare tickets when purchased online. These offers are available all year round to Scotrail customers aged 50 and over. Scotrail Club 50 is perfect for people who aren’t yet eligible for a Senior Railcard.
Get a Scotrail Club 50 membership
National Entitlement Card (NEC)
The National Entitlement Card (NEC) allows older adults in Scotland to receive travel discounts. Anyone living in Scotland can access discounted travel schemes throughout the country. To be eligible, you must also be 60 years or over.
Get a Scottish 60+ National Entitlement Card
Edinburgh and Glasgow over 60s rail discounts
Scotland’s two largest cities offer the following rail travel discounts:
- Glasgow - Discounted rail tickets on journeys within Strathclyde and Glasgow Subway
- Edinburgh - Free tram journeys in Edinburgh
There are also reduced train fares for 60+ NEC holders in other parts of Scotland.
Welsh Concessionary Travel Card
In Wales, travel discounts for older adults are covered by the Welsh Government Concessionary Travel Scheme. This offers free bus travel throughout Wales to people aged 60 and over, as well as some free and discounted rail tickets.
Apply for a Welsh Concessionary Travel Card
The following free and discounted rail travel is available to Welsh Concessionary Travel Scheme holders:
- Cardiff and Valleys Line
- Conwy Valley Line
- Wrexham to Hawarden Bridge
- Cambrian Coast
- Heart of Wales Line
Learn more about discounted senior travel in Wales
Northern Ireland
60 plus smartpass.
You’re eligible if aged between 60 and 64 while being a permanent Northern Ireland resident. A 60 Plus SmartPass entitles you to free bus and rail travel throughout the country.
Apply for a 60 Plus SmartPass
Senior SmartPass
This is aimed at permanent Northern Ireland residents over 65. They entitle you to free bus and rail travel throughout the country, along with free cross-border rail travel all along the Belfast to Dublin line.
Apply for a Senior SmartPass
London Freedom Passes allow London residents to travel around the city for free, including on trams, National Rail services, the Underground, river services and buses, as well as free local bus journeys nationally.
If you live in London, you can apply for a Freedom Pass if one of the following applies to you:
- You’ve reached the State Pension age (in this case, you’ll be eligible for an Older Person’s Freedom Pass)
- You have a disability (in this case, you’ll be eligible for a Disabled Person’s Freedom Pass)
You can travel for free on TfL (Transport for London) services with an Older Person’s Freedom Pass from 09:00 on weekdays and anytime on weekends and bank holidays. A Disabled Person’s Freedom Pass allows you to travel at any time on TfL services.
To learn more about the London Freedom Pass or to apply for it, visit the London Councils Freedom Pass webpage .
Apply for an Older Person’s Freedom Pass
Apply for a Disabled Person’s Freedom Pass
If you’re over 60 but under the State Pension age and you live in any London borough, you can get a special Oyster card for free travel in the city on several different rail services.
Many people get a 60+ London Oyster Photocard before they’re entitled to a Freedom Pass. If you’re eligible for a Freedom Pass, you can’t get a 60+ London Oyster Photocard.
This costs £20 and gives free travel on:
- The London Overground
- TfL (Transport for London) Rail
As well as all London Overground and TfL Rail services, you can also use the 60+ London Oyster Photocard on certain National Rail services on the following lines:
- Chiltern Railways
- Great Northern
- Greater Anglia
- Southeastern
You can learn more about the 60+ London Oyster Photocard and make an application through their webpage on Transport for London .
We’re on a mission to support individuals and their loved ones throughout each stage of their later living journey. For more information, check out everything Lottie has to offer.
Similar Blog Posts
Cookies on GOV.UK
We use some essential cookies to make this website work.
We’d like to set additional cookies to understand how you use GOV.UK, remember your settings and improve government services.
We also use cookies set by other sites to help us deliver content from their services.
You have accepted additional cookies. You can change your cookie settings at any time.
You have rejected additional cookies. You can change your cookie settings at any time.
- Driving and transport
- Parking, public transport and the environment
Apply for an older person's bus pass
If you live in england or wales.
In England you can get a bus pass for free travel when you reach the State Pension age .
If you live in London, you can travel free on buses, tubes and other transport when you’re 60, but only within London.
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
Find a postcode on Royal Mail's postcode finder
If you live in Scotland or Northern Ireland
You get an older person’s bus pass when you’re 60. Apply if you’re in:
- Northern Ireland
Related content
Is this page useful.
- Yes this page is useful
- No this page is not useful
Help us improve GOV.UK
Don’t include personal or financial information like your National Insurance number or credit card details.
To help us improve GOV.UK, we’d like to know more about your visit today. We’ll send you a link to a feedback form. It will take only 2 minutes to fill in. Don’t worry we won’t send you spam or share your email address with anyone.
Older Persons Concessionary Pass Renewal
If your pass is due to expire and you have received a letter or email from us you can renew it here.
Before you start you will need:
- The last 8 digits of your current travel pass
- Your date of birth
- An e-mail address if you have one (the e-mail address will only be used to contact you about your travel pass)
- National Insurance number (this is not compulsory but will help us locate your record and comply with audit requirements)
Renew your pass
If you have any Swift Pay As You Go credit or Auto Top Up settings on your existing card, these will automatically be transferred to your new card.
If your pass has already expired and you are unable to renew online, please call 0345 303 6760 to renew over the phone.
For more information about your Concessionary Pass visit Transport for West Midlands .
- Tickets and passes
Travel pass for older people
Free travel for older people.
If you qualify for a state pension, you could be eligible for free travel across the country as part of the English National Concessionary Travel Scheme.
Do you qualify?
To get a travel pass for older people you must:
- live in Greater Manchester, (if you live outside Greater Manchester, apply for a pass in your own area but you cannot add tram and train travel within Greater Manchester to passes issued by other areas); and
- qualify for a state pension. It doesn't matter if you are taking your pension or still working.
The age you qualify for a state pension isn't the same for everyone. You may need to be up to 66 to qualify depending on when you were born. If you're not sure, check your state pension age .
Costs and benefits
The pass is free, and lasts for five years.
Within Greater Manchester:
- Travel for free on all buses within Greater Manchester between 9.30am and midnight, Monday to Friday, and all day at weekends and on public holidays.
- You can also choose to pay £10 to add tram and train to your pass, for a year’s unlimited off-peak travel on Metrolink and trains within Greater Manchester. You can then travel on Metrolink trams and in trains after 9.30am on Monday to Friday, and all day on weekends and public holidays.
- If you travel outside of these times you must pay the full adult fare.
Throughout England:
- Travel for free on all local buses between 9.30am and 11pm Monday to Friday, and all day at weekends and on public holidays.
How to use the pass
You must always remember to:
- touch in at the card reader when boarding buses
- touch in and touch out at a yellow smart reader on tram stops, for Metrolink
- touch in and out at train station ticket barriers, where they are in place
Please show your card, when asked, to any Transport for Greater Manchester or transport operator official during your journey.
Smart readers on tram stops now accept contactless cards and devices for travel. Please move your concessionary pass away from your payment cards when you use a smart reader.
For example, if you keep your pass in a wallet or purse, remove it before you touch-in and touch-out. This will make sure you’re not charged on a contactless card you didn’t intend to use.
Apply by post
Download an application form or get one from an Information and Ticket Office.
If you are eligible complete the relevant form and attach:
- A passport sized colour photograph of yourself
- Proof of age – a copy of either your birth certificate, medical card, passport or driving licence
- Proof of your address – a copy of either a utility bill, local council tax bill or a Department for Work and Pensions letter from within the last 12 months
You can take your form and proof to an Information and Ticket office (Travelshop) who can check it.
You can also post your documents to the address on the application form.
Your pass will be sent to you in the post within 10 working days.
Please do not send original documents .
Renew your pass
At least two weeks before your travel pass expires, we will send you a new pass, provided it has been in use.
If you use your card often then we will send you a new one two weeks before your travel pass runs out.
If you have not used your pass in the last 12 months, you will not be issued a new card and will need to contact us to request a new card after it’s expired. If you need a pass, please call our Concessionary Travel team on 0161 244 1000.
Please note: when using your pass, you must touch-in on buses and use the validators to touch-in and out on Metrolink or when using the trains.
If you don’t then your card will show as inactive.
Updating your address
You need to let us know if you change your address. There may be a £10 charge if a card is sent to an old address.
If you feel your appearance has changed since your last renewal, please send us a new photo. This can be done via post or can also be emailed to us.
If you no longer need your pass or have any other questions please call our Concessionary Travel team on 0161 244 1000.
If you need a replacement pass
It costs £10 to replace a lost, damaged or stolen pass.
To order a replacement pass you can:
- Call us on 0161 244 1000 to make a card payment (7am to 8pm Monday to Friday and 8am to 8pm at weekends).
- Visit an Information and Ticket office (Travelshop) to order and pay for a replacement pass.
Travel included with Co-op Live tickets
Co-op Live ticket holders can travel on the tram and new city centre shuttle buses.
Say yellow to the Bee Network
Buses in Oldham, Rochdale and parts of Bury, Salford and north Manchester joined the Bee Network on 24 March.
New sponsor: Starling Bank Bikes
We’re delighted to welcome Starling Bank on board as the new sponsors of our bike hire scheme.
Manchester City Matchday Buses
We've teamed up with Manchester City to launch a large-scale bus trial helping fans from across Greater Manchester and nearby areas to travel to and from the Etihad Stadium on a matchday.
Rate your journey
We want to hear your views to help us deliver a better Bee Network for Greater Manchester.
Planned engineering works on Metrolink
Visit our dedicated webpage to find out how the works could affect your journeys.
- News and media
- Commercial opportunities
- Procurement
- Privacy policy
- Accessibility statement
- Modern slavery statement
- Help and contact us
- Where to find us
- Safe and secure travel
You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience and security.
Your privacy settings
We use cookies to help you with journey planning and relevant disruptions, remember your login and show you content you might be interested in. If you're happy with the use of cookies by West Midlands Combined Authority and our selected partners, click 'Accept all cookies'. Or click 'Manage cookies' to learn more.
West Midlands Metro currently operating between Wolverhampton Station and Wednesbury Parkway only, due to essential works.
Replace a lost or stolen ticket or pass.
We can replace paper travel passes and season tickets. We cannot replace single or return tickets.
There are different rules if you need to replace a lost or stolen Swift card . This includes the 16-18 photocard.
Replace a pass bought on our website or through the corporate travel scheme
To replace your pass, call us on 0345 303 6760. There’s a fee of £7.50, so have a debit or credit card ready.
Your new ticket will be sent in the post. Allow up to 5 working days for it to arrive.
If you paid by Direct Debit, you can also replace your pass online .
Replace a paper nNetwork season ticket bought at a station
We can only replace paper nNetwork season tickets.
We can replace season tickets that are valid for 13 weeks or more. To replace your ticket, call us on 0345 303 6760. You’ll need to send us proof of purchase and pay a fee of £7.50.
We cannot replace rail-only season tickets. If you’ve lost a rail-only season ticket, visit the station you bought it from.
Replace a school or student term ticket
To replace a term ticket, call us on 0345 303 6760. Have a debit or credit card when you call - there’s a fee of:
- £7.50 for school & student tickets
When we’ve taken your payment, we’ll also ask you to email us one of the following:
- the tear-off from the original ticket
- your receipt
- a letter from your school confirming you’ve been issued with a ticket and how long it was valid for
- a new photo
Replace a free travel (concessionary) pass
You can use this service if you’ve lost your:
- older person’s travel pass
- disabled person’s travel pass
If you’ve lost your pass, you can:
- order a replacement online
- download, print out and fill in the replacement pass form and send it to the address on the form
Replacement passes cost £7.50. You should get your pass within 5 working days.
If your free travel pass has been stolen
If your pass has been stolen, report it to the police. They’ll give you a crime reference number.
When you have the crime reference number, you can get a replacement pass free of charge. Contact Customer Services to arrange this.
Customer Services - Ticketing Transport for West Midlands
Telephone: 0345 303 6760
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, 8am to 6pm Wednesdays, 10am to 6pm Saturdays, 9am to 1pm Closed Sundays and Bank Holidays
What if I have lost or damaged my free travel pass?
11 jul 2023 • knowledge, information, article details, was this article helpful.
- Clean air zone
- Cookie policy
- Corporate governance policy
- Disability awareness & accessibility
- Help & information
- Modern slavery statement
- Partnerships
- Places to go
- Platinum buses
- Privacy policy
- Private hire
- Read our blog
- Safer travel partnership
- Services & timetables
- Sustainable travel
- Zero emissions buses
Call or get in touch online We are here to help
Part of Mobico Group
IMAGES
VIDEO
COMMENTS
Get an older person's travel pass. You can get a pass for free bus travel anywhere in England when you reach the female State Pension age. It does not matter if you're a man or a woman. If you live in the West Midlands, you can use your pass on the buses from 9.30am until 11.59pm. You can also get free travel on:
Discounts and free travel passes. We offer lots of discounts and passes. Children under the age of 5 can travel for free. You can get cheaper fares for children over 5 and under 16. Use our ticket finder to search for child tickets. You'll need to pay an adult fare if you're 16 or over unless you qualify for one of these discounts, or passes.
If your pass has already expired and you cannot renew online call us to renew it over the phone. Customer Services - Ticketing. Transport for West Midlands. Telephone: 0345 303 6760. Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, 8am to 6pm. Wednesdays, 10am to 6pm. Saturdays, 9am to 1pm. Closed Sundays and Bank Holidays.
The scheme gives people of state pensionable age, or eligible people with a disability in England, free travel on local buses between the hours of 09:30 - 23:00 Monday to Friday, and all day Saturday, Sunday and on Bank Holidays. Holders of passes bearing a TfWM logo are also entitled to free travel on the Midland Metro tram and on trains ...
A Senior Railcard is the starting point for travelling by train. That's because it gives you 1/3 off Standard and First Class Anytime, Off-Peak and Advance fares. It means you can save money on visits to the grandkids, trips into town to catch a show, or weekends by the seaside - as many times as you like. Here's what you need to know:
Bus passes are issued by Transport for the West Midlands, not the city council. The older person's bus pass is awarded when you reach the female State Pension age of 66. It does not matter if you're a man or a woman. You can check what age you will be eligible for a bus pass using the Direct Gov calculator. Direct Gov calculator.
Bus & metro - travel on bus and Metro tram. Unlimited travel on all bus operators within the nBus zone, on all National Express buses and the West Midlands Metro tram. Direct Debit. Monthly. Monthly direct debit subscription. £96.90. Buy. 1 week. Buy on swift card or to your mobile.
Anyone of state pension age living in the the region can use the Older Person's Travel Pass on any Metro services after 9.30am Monday to Friday, and all day on weekends and Bank Holidays. The offer makes it easier than ever to explore vibrant markets, top shopping destinations, world-class galleries, parks and leisure facilities. Carl ...
10 Jul 2023 Knowledge. If you live within the West Midlands county, which covers Birmingham, Coventry, Dudley, Solihull, Sandwell, Walsall and Wolverhampton, your free pass will be issued by Transport for West Midlands (TfWM). To apply for the Older persons travel pass, you will need to download the application form on TfWM's website.
12 Jul 2023 Knowledge. You are eligible for an Older person's travel pass if you: - Have reached state pension age. - Live in the West Midlands. A full criteria list can be found on TfWM's website. Free passes Older Person's Passes.
West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) use our supplier, Unicard Ltd, for the collection of necessary data to validate entitlement and in collaboration with Experian QAS Plc, a global provider of identification services. ... You should receive your travel pass within five days of your application being approved. If you are applying before you ...
Please enter your details to proceed with your renewal. Date of birth: Last eight digits of the number on your travel pass: These are the numbers indicated in the example below. By continuing you agree for Unicard Ltd and any legal subsidiary to process your personal and or sensitive data.
Free Bus Pass For Over 60s. You could be eligible for one of the following free bus passes, depending on your age and whether you're classed as having a disability: ... West Midlands Senior Travel Pass. Older adults get free train travel in the West Midlands between 09:30 and 23:00 Monday to Friday, and anytime at weekends and during public ...
In England you can get a bus pass for free travel when you reach the State Pension age. ... You get an older person's bus pass when you're 60. Apply if you're in: Scotland;
Transport for West Midlands passes: Free travel on the bus, train and Metro in the West Midlands; Monday to Friday, 9.30am until the end of daytime service. Weekends and Bank Holidays, All Day. If you need to travel before 9.30am Monday to Friday you can either pay the fare or you can buy a season ticket. Get an older person's travel pass
Your pass entitles you to free off-peak travel on local bus services in England under the rules of the national bus concessionary travel scheme set out in the Transport Act 2000. Your pass also entitles you to other travel concessions on bus, train and tram (West Midlands Metro) services across the West Midlands Network area from 9.30am Monday ...
The last 8 digits of your current travel pass; Your date of birth; ... please call 0345 303 6760 to renew over the phone. For more information about your Concessionary Pass visit Transport for West Midlands. Stay up to date. Don't miss out on vital information, subscribe today and be in the know at all times. ...
Sit back, relax and explore for free. If you're in your 60s, you can use your concessionary/senior bus pass to enjoy free off-peak travel on local buses in England and free travel at any time on local buses in Wales. So, whether you're looking after the grandkids, meeting up with old friends or just nipping into town, it's time to get back ...
The scheme gives people of state pensionable age, or eligible people with a disability in England, free travel on local buses between the hours of 09:30 - 23:00 Monday to Friday, and all day Saturday, Sunday and on Bank Holidays. Holders of passes bearing a TfWM logo are also entitled to free travel on the Midland Metro tram and on trains ...
To order a replacement pass you can: Call us on 0161 244 1000 to make a card payment (7am to 8pm Monday to Friday and 8am to 8pm at weekends). Visit an Information and Ticket office (Travelshop) to order and pay for a replacement pass. If you qualify for a state pension, you could be eligible for free travel across the country as part of the ...
Concessionary discounts. If you are registered blind or visually impaired and need to travel with a companion and don't hold a railcard, the following discounts apply for both of you: First/Standard Anytime Single or Return - 34% off. First/Standard Anytime Day Single - 34% off. First/Standard Anytime Day Return - 50% off.
Telephone: 0345 303 6760. Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, 8am to 6pm. Wednesdays, 10am to 6pm. Saturdays, 9am to 1pm. Closed Sundays and Bank Holidays. Replace your lost or stolen pass online and get a new one in 5 working days. Stolen passes or tickets can be replaced for free with a crime reference number.
11 Jul 2023 Knowledge. If you live within the West Midlands, your pass was issued by Transport for West Midlands (TfWM) you will need to contact them directly to get a replacement. Replacement passes can be ordered and paid for over the phone by calling 0345 303 6760. Holders of passes issued by other local authorities will need to contact ...