Disabled persons bus pass
Do you qualify?
If you are disabled you may be eligible to get a pass, you can view the criteria on the Concessionary travel FAQs page.
Evidence you need
- Proof of address - Utility bill or bank statement dated within the past three months.
- Proof of identity - Passport, driving licence or birth certificate.
- A recent passport sized photograph - Showing your full face.
- Proof of disability - See the Concessionary travel FAQ page for what you need to provide.
Your bus pass will be valid for a maximum of five years. Passes will be issued by post direct to your home usually within 21 days of receipt of your application.
If you do not receive your pass within 28 days you must notify us, failure to do so will result in your pass being treated as a replacement and a fee will be applied.
Apply for a bus pass
Where and when you can travel
Bus pass holders are eligible for free travel on journeys in Cheshire West and Chester, Halton and Warrington during the following times:
- Monday - Friday, 9:30am and the last bus.
- At all times, on a Saturday, Sunday and bank holidays.
Free travel also applies on bus services going into Wales. Providing the journey starts or ends in Cheshire West and Chester.
Blind or partially sighted passes are entitled to free travel before 9.30am when boarding in the Cheshire Consortium.
Other bus services is England
Travel outside of Cheshire West and Chester is free during the following times:
- Monday - Friday, 9.30am - 11pm
- At all times, on a Saturday, Sunday and bank holidays.