Eligibility for Concessionary Fares
If you are a resident in Worcestershire you are entitled to a
bus pass if one or more of the following apply:
- Based on age - if you were born after April 5 1950, the
age you become eligible is tied to changes in the State Pension age
for women. This affects both men and women. You can check when
you'll become eligible by entering your sex and date of birth into
the
State Pension age calculator on the DirectGov website.
- You are blind or partially sighted
- You are profoundly or severely deaf
- You are without speech
- You have a disability or injury which seriously impairs your
ability to walk
- You do not have the use of both arms
- You have a learning disability
- You have had your driving licence refused or revoked on medical
or physical grounds
- You require a companion to travel with you
Proof of Eligibility
In order to prove your eligibility you will need the
following:
Disability Eligibility
You need to supply both of the following:
- Proof of residency (e.g. recent utility bill, driving
licence)
- Proof of your disability (e.g. higher rate DLA or AA, existing
disabled parking badge, proof of registration with Adult &
Community Services, in receipt of special education, medical
evidence)
Companion Eligibility
- Proof of need and relation to pass holder
How to Apply
Information regarding how to apply can be found on our How To Apply page.
This page was last reviewed 27 July 2011 at 9:53.
The page is next due for review 22 January 2013.