Travel Passes for People with a Disability
Merseytravel can issue passes to people with any of the given categories defined in the Transport Act 2000.
The qualifying conditions of the seven categories are very specific and must be of a permanent nature.
The seven categories are:
- blind or partially sighted
- profoundly or severely deaf
- without speech
- disability or injury which has a substantial and adverse effect on ability to walk
- loss of use of both arms or without arms
- learning disability
- would be refused a licence to drive a motor vehicle on the grounds of :
- epilepsy
- severe mental disorder
- liable to sudden attacks of giddiness or fainting
- established dementia conditions
To find out more about whether you or a friend/relative might qualify for a concessionary travel pass under this scheme
click here or please pick up a booklet at any
Merseytravel Centre or leave your name and address on the answerphone for the Brochure Hotline 0151 330 1066.
For information on the English National Concessionary Travel Pass Scheme,
click here.
Please note that the information that you give us will be shared with the Audit Commission as part of the National Fraud initiative.
Click here for more details.
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