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Bus passes

Older or disabled residents

Staffordshire's older or disabled residents can get free bus travel. The page includes a link to the online application form and information on what you need to apply.

Companion bus pass

Anyone who is eligible for a bus pass but who can't travel unassisted may also be able to get a 'companion pass'. This will allow their carer to travel free within the Staffordshire County Council administrative area.

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Latest transport news

Ten-year infrastructure plan to improve county walking and cycling network published

A plan to deliver improved cycling and walking networks and increase participation will need over £30million investment in towns across Staffordshire over the next decade.
Date:
20 May 2020

Statements on Secretary of State's approval of West Midlands Interchange freight rail hub South Staffordshire

Staffordshire County Council's cabinet member for economic growth Mark Winnington said: "The county council did not approve of this proposal due to its location in the South Staffordshire green belt. We were a consultee on the plans and have worked from the beginning to ensure Four Ashes Ltd does everything it can to mitigate its impact on local communities."
Date:
05 May 2020

Investigation work on Shobnall Road to start next week

Staffordshire County Council's Highways crews will be taking the opportunity while travel restrictions are in place to carry out investigation and improvement work on Shobnall Road in Burton next week.
Date:
01 May 2020

County council sets out £42.7 million highways improvements package over next year

A £42.7 million package of highways improvements and transport schemes for the 2020/21 financial year is set to be approved next week.
Date:
07 April 2020

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