Disabled Person's Bus Pass, Brighton and Hove

The best way to apply for a new or replacement bus pass is to apply for or renew a disabled persons bus pass online.

You can also download disabled person's bus pass application form.

If your pass has been lost, stolen or not working you can use the online bus pass replacement form.

You can also download a bus pass replacement form.

Find out how to apply for a disabled person's bus pass .

If you’ve moved house or changed your contact details, you can change your details.

Eligibility for a disabled person's bus pass

To be eligible for a disabled person's bus pass you must be five years old or over, live within the Brighton & Hove boundary and meet one or more of the criteria:

• be blind or partially sighted
• be profoundly or severely deaf
• be without speech
• have a disability, or injury, which has a substantial and long-term effect on your ability to walk
• have no arms or have long-term loss of the use of both arms
• have a learning disability, that is, a state of arrested or incomplete development of mind that started before adulthood and includes significant impairment of intelligence and social functioning
• would be refused a licence to drive a motor vehicle due to a physical or mental health condition otherwise than on the grounds of persistent misuse of drugs or alcohol

Companion passes

Brighton & Hove City Council does not issue companion passes. Companion passes issued by other authorities are not valid for travel within Brighton & Hove.

If you're an unpaid carer, you may be able to get discounted travel from the bus company.