Disabled person's Freedom Pass

Find out how you can travel for free using a disabled person's Freedom Pass, and what makes you eligible.

What you can do with a Freedom Pass

A disabled person's Freedom Pass allows free travel on:

You can apply for a disabled person's Freedom Pass if you:

are blind or partially sighted
are profoundly or severely deaf
are without speech
have a disability, or have suffered an injury, which has had a substantial long-term adverse effect on your ability to walk
do not have arms or have a long-term loss of the use of both arms
have a learning disability that is defined as 'a state of arrested or incomplete development of mind which includes significant impairment of intelligence and social functioning'
have been refused a driving licence on the ground’s of medical fitness

To apply for a disabled person's Freedom Pass if you have an eligible disability, you can:

If your Freedom Pass expires on 31 March, you'll automatically receive a new one in the post before that date.

You'll need to get in touch and provide us with one of these documents so we can update your address:

a current council tax bill, letter or payment book
a current council or housing association rent book, statement, letter or tenancy agreement
a current TV licence
a printout of a residential utility bill, letter or online statement dated within the last 3 months (we won't accept mobile phone bills)
an HM Revenue and Customs letter dated within the last 3 months
a Department for Work and Pensions letter dated within the last 3 months
an occupational pension letter dated within the last three months

You can get more information about accessible travel by visiting:

Get in touch if you have any questions about your Freedom Pass.

020 8770 4578