It calls for a standardised age qualification for free bus travel across the UK. England is the only authority to tie the qualification to the state pension, while Scotland, Wales, and Northern ...

For the older person's bus pass, the Government website indicates that in England, eligibility coincides with reaching the State Pension age, which is currently 66 for both women and men.

The Government website clarifies that in England, you become eligible for an older person's bus pass upon reaching the State Pension age, which currently stands at 66 for both women and men.

However, in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, you can apply for this pass once you reach 60. If you live in London you can also get bus travel for free at the age of 60 with the 60+ London Oyster ...