US EditionNew Bus Scheme Launched in Wales Allowing Young People to Travel for Just £1
The Welsh Government's pilot caps bus fares at £1 for youths aged 16-21, with over 10,000 applications received, aiming to ease travel costs amid the cost-of-living crisis.
- Young people aged 16 to 21 in Wales can now buy bus tickets for £1 as part of a new public transport scheme that began on September 1.
- The Welsh government is investing £15 million over two years to support this initiative, which will extend to children aged 5 to 15 in November.
- Ken Skates, Cabinet Secretary for Transport, stated that the scheme will help young people access work, education, and leisure at lower costs.
- Jane Dodds expressed delight over the policy, emphasizing its importance during the cost-of-living crisis.
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£1 bus fares for young people in Wales come into effect
Image: Transport for Wales From today, Monday 1 September, young people aged 16-21 can get £1 bus fares across Wales by applying for a free mytravelpass. The one-year pilot scheme is designed to make travel more accessible and affordable, helping young people connect with education, employment and social opportunities. In addition to the £1 single fare, an unlimited day ticket is also available for just £3. To take advantage of these reduced far…
£1 Bus Fares for Young People in Wales
From today Monday 1st September, young people aged 16-21 can get £1 bus fares across Wales by applying for a free mytravelpass The one-year pilot scheme is designed to make travel more accessible and affordable, helping young people connect with education, employment and social opportunities. In addition to the £1 single fare, an unlimited day ticket is also available for just £3. To take advantage of these reduced fares, young people will need …
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