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Public Transport Concessions: Free Bus Pass, Senior Railcard and More

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Eva Taylor-Jones

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Last Updated: 09/04/2024

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.

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• 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 .

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Getting about by bus is a great way to get back to doing the things you love.

Whether you want to reconnect with family, get out and about a bit more for your daily essentials, go shopping or simply meet up with friends for a good old natter, going by bus can open up all these opportunities for you.

And, did you know that if you are of State Pensionable Age you can apply for a National Concessionary Bus Pass, entitling you to FREE bus travel anywhere in England between 09:30** and 23:00 hours on Mondays to Fridays and at any time on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays!

Diamond Bus accepts Older Person National Concessionary Bus Passes on our services across the Midlands, North West & South East. An Older Persons Pass is a great way to enable you to get out and about more often on bus services and your journey is totally free of charge during the valid period.

Bus operators across the country need to recover from low passenger numbers caused by the pandemic, and now that life is returning to normal it is vital that passengers come back to using the bus again to avoid services being reduced. The National Concessionary Travel Pass Scheme provides a great opportunity for Senior passengers to benefit from Free Bus Travel and for operators to receive much needed funds for carrying those pass holders.

If you already have a Concessionary Bus Pass, why not dig it out and get back on the bus, we are looking forward to welcoming you back.

If you don’t have your Pass yet - Older Persons Travel Passes are issued by your local authority and you can check if you are eligible and where to apply at the gov.uk website here:  https://www.gov.uk/apply-for-elderly-person-bus-pass

A National Concessionary Scheme Pass is also available for those with a qualifying disability which allows for free travel on bus services during the same periods. More information regarding this scheme and eligibility can be found here: https://www.gov.uk/apply-for-disabled-bus-pass

**The National Concessionary Pass Scheme permits travel after 09:30, in Oxfordshire & Warwickshire free travel is permitted after 09:00, some other issuing authorities also allow free travel at different times during the day, you can find a guide to free periods in Diamond Bus Areas here

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If you're of state pensionable age and live within the West Midlands, you're entitled to an Older Person's Travel Pass, giving you free bus travel after 9:30am Monday - Friday, and all day on weekends and Bank Holidays.

Apply for your Older Person's Travel Pass here

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About the older person's travel pass.

As part of the English National Concessionary Travel Scheme, Transport for West Midlands (TfWM) are able to issue the Older Person's Travel Pass to eligible residents within the West Midlands county.

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 operating within the Network West Midlands area.

Each pass bears the English Rose graphic and the name of the issuing authority, in this case, Transport for West Midlands (TfWM).  

Individual authorities may specify enhancements to the scheme within their own local areas. Details of any enhancements offered will be available from the local authority who issued the pass. TfWM offer cards to those people living within the West Midlands county. 

How to apply for your pass: 

For people living within the West Midlands county, which covers Birmingham, Coventry, Dudley, Solihull, Sandwell, Walsall and Wolverhampton, your pass will be issued by Transport for West Midlands (TfWM). You can download an application from the   Network West Midlands website . 

If you live outside of the West Midlands county, your Older Person's Travel Pass will be issued by the authority who administers your local concessionary travel scheme. 

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W hen Richard Parker recounts his career history, he casually mentions he was asked by the Japanese government to advise them after the 2011 earthquakes, and helped reform housing in Northern Ireland in the wake of the Troubles.

These projects were normal for someone who brushed shoulders with senior leaders across the world during his time as a public finance accountant and partner at PwC.

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“It was that previous experience and the view that we hadn’t really delivered on the ambitions of the region that got me to talk to people about standing in this role,” Parker said. “I understand what makes this region tick, and where we need to do better.”

Parker is Labour’s candidate in the forthcoming mayoral contest, taking over from the Birmingham MP Liam Byrne, who contested it for the party in 2021 – and lost to Street who took 54% of the vote in the second round .

Street is a formidable opponent. The former John Lewis boss is popular in the region, and has worked hard to distance himself from the national Conservative scandals that have dominated headlines in recent years. As he frequently proclaims, he approaches the role as a businessman, not a politician.

But so does Parker, whose bid to be mayor is his first foray into frontline politics (although he previously worked as an adviser to Labour from 2010-15).

“I’ve had to get used to being the front person,” he said. “I’ve worked in business all my life but what I’m doing here is the most important thing I’ve ever done, and I truly mean that. I’m approaching this in a fearless way, not in a reckless way.”

Born in Bristol, he left school at 16 and returned to education a few years later to gain an economics degree, before moving to the West Midlands in the 1980s to begin his career in accountancy.

Parker says that second chance at gaining an education and skills was life-changing, and a big driver behind his ambitions in politics.

His campaign pledges include creating 150,000 new jobs for the region, which has some of the highest unemployment rates in the UK. He’ll do this, he says, by using the mayor’s adult skills budget in a more “focused” way, helping businesses better align with colleges and universities and creating a taskforce to help support businesses in the region to stay and grow.

“We’ve got a higher percentage of young people out of work than any other region in the country, and almost a quarter of our workforce have no skills or very low skills, which blights those people’s lives,” he said.

“It means they’re going to have lives of low pay, and all the anxieties and vulnerabilities that go with that. When I speak to people on the doorstep, it’s their loss of hope in getting a better-paid job that’s causing them more concern than the cost of living crisis.”

He has pledged to bring the region’s bus services into public ownership – as Andy Burnham has done in Manchester – giving him control of routes, fares and standards.

Parker also said he’ll pump mayoral funding into social housebuilding schemes and create mayoral offices in the Black Country and Coventry, to avoid a Birmingham-centric approach to his work.

He hopes his offer will tempt voters away from Street, who is promising to boost social housebuilding, particularly near transport sites, unlock brownfield sites for development and create Europe’s biggest technology festival in the region.

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Street has also had some setbacks in recent months. He was pushing for police and crime commissioner powers in the region to be transferred to the mayor – as they have been elsewhere – but after a high court challenge, the plan was abolished because of a lack of public consultation .

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“I think there is a recognition in this region that it’s time for a fresh start, a period of renewal,” said Parker. “There is no other way to improve people’s lives or outcomes than giving them access to skills and jobs. My message is about hope.”

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