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Apply for an older person's Freedom Pass - London Councils
An older person's Freedom Pass is available to all London residents over the age of 66. You can apply for an older person's Freedom Pass online or by post. Please do not submit a first time application if you require a replacement pass as this may cause unnecessary delays. Replace your Freedom Pass if it is lost, stolen or damaged.
Change of details, lost, stolen or damaged pass
If your Freedom Pass has been stolen you will need to provide the following details: Your name and address. Your date of birth. Your daytime telephone number. Your crime reference number. If you are unable to provide a crime reference number the pass will be processed as if it has been lost and a £14 charge will be incurred to replace the pass.
Am I eligible for a Freedom Pass? | London Councils – Home
You become eligible for an older person's Freedom Pass on your 66th birthday, however, you can start your application process 14 days before your 66th birthday. For example, if you were born 1st March 1964, you would be eligible for a Freedom pass 1st March 2030, however, you could begin your application process 16th February 2030.
Apply for a disabled person's Freedom Pass - London Councils
You can apply for this Freedom Pass through your local London borough council. If you believe you fulfil the eligible criteria and are entitled to a Disabled Persons Freedom Pass you need to contact your borough for an application form. You can find a list of boroughs, their websites and their telephone numbers at the bottom of this page.
How to use your Freedom Pass | London Councils – Home
Using your Freedom Pass. On the gates at most stations and when boarding buses you will see a yellow circle which is a card reader. Keep your pass in its wallet and touch the pass flat onto the yellow card reader. When travelling on Underground and train services you will need to touch your card on the reader when entering and exiting stations ...
Freedom Pass | London Councils – Home
Freedom Pass. Freedom Pass provides Londoners over the age of 66 and those with eligible disabilities free public transport across the capital and on local buses across England. Find out more about this scheme and apply for, or manage, your Freedom Pass here.
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TfL 60+ London Oyster photocard | London Councils – Home
The pass allows free travel on buses, Tube, tram, DLR, London Overground and most National Rail services in London. Pass holders also get a discounted fare on River services and the Emirates Air Line. 60+ Oyster pass holders are not entitled to free travel on …
Disabled person's Freedom Pass | London Councils – Home
A disabled person’s Freedom Pass is available to London residents with eligible disabilities. You can apply for this Freedom Pass through your local London borough council. What you need before you apply for a disabled person's Freedom Pass Find out what documents you need before you apply for a ...