Contact
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Mail :
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Public Transport Team Dept. of Development Plymouth City Council Plymouth PL1 2AA |
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Phone :
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01752 668000 |
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Email :
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publictransport@plymouth.gov.uk |
Useful numbers
- Concessionary travel passes and subsidised service
01752 307790 - Social services and education transport
01752 307427 - Bus stop infrastructure
01752 304496 - Community4hire scheme
01752 307735 - Plymouth shopmobility and community transport
01752 600633 - Ring and ride
01752 600633 - Taxicard
01752 600633
Concessionary fare scheme frequently asked questions
- How did the concessionary bus pass scheme used to work?
- Why have things changed?
- What am I entitled to?
- What are the terms and conditions of the scheme?
How did the concessionary bus pass scheme used to work?
From 1 April 2006 we have offered free off peak local bus travel within Plymouth, from 9.30am to 11pm weekdays and with no time restrictions at weekends and bank holidays. Those eligible residents who are over 80 or registered blind are able to travel before 9.30am weekdays.
In the budget statement 2006, it said that free national (England) off peak local bus travel would be introduced from 1 April 2008.
As a Plymouth resident over the age of 60 or registered disabled you will be entitled to travel free on local bus services across England between 9.30am and 11pm weekdays with no time restrictions at weekends or bank holidays.
As a Plymouth City resident over 80 or registered blind you will be to travel before 9.30am weekdays.
Services also included in the scheme are:
- Plymouth Shopmobility and Community Transport (Ring and Ride)
- Park and Ride
What are the terms and conditions of the scheme?
Visit our terms and conditions page for more information.
