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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
Main road set for three-week improvement scheme

Main road set for three-week improvement scheme

A dual carriageway leading to a motorway junction in Stafford will be repaired over three weeks starting on Monday, February 24.
Date:
18 February 2020
Additional safety signs for A-road

Additional safety signs for A-road

Extra safety measures are being introduced on the A518 near Haughton.
Date:
17 February 2020
Businesses urged to get on board with transport innovation project

Businesses urged to get on board with transport innovation project

Small businesses will soon help to provide innovative transport improvements at a university 'living lab' following a successful government funding bid by a county council-led partnership.
Date:
13 February 2020
Pupils target drivers in anti-idling campaign

Pupils target drivers in anti-idling campaign

Pupils from Ellison Primary Academy in Newcastle are urging drivers to switch off their engines outside school as part of a new campaign to reduce air pollution.
Date:
21 January 2020

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