Transport costs can add up quickly. You may be able to get help with the cost of travel for work, education, healthcare appointments and everyday journeys.

Bus travel

£3 bus fare cap

Many single bus journeys in England are capped at £3, helping make travel more affordable for shopping, appointments, work and social activities.

Find out more about the £3 bus fare cap and participating bus operators.

Free national bus pass

If you have an eligible disability or you’re of State Pension age, you may be able to get a free national bus pass.

A bus pass gives you free off-peak travel on registered local bus services anywhere in England.

Find out if you’re eligible and apply for a free bus pass.

Community transport

If you do not have access to a car, cannot use public transport, or are struggling with travel costs, community transport services may be able to help.

Run by voluntary organisations, these services can help people get to essential appointments, shops, services and social activities.

Find community transport services in your area.

Rail travel discounts

You may be able to save money on train travel with a railcard. Different railcards are available depending on your age, family circumstances or eligibility.

Find out whether you’re eligible for a Railcard and see how much you could save.

If you are aged 16 or over and regularly travel on Great Western Railway services, you may be able to save money with a Regional Railcard.

Check if you’re eligible for a Regional Railcard and find out how much you could save on train tickets.