London Disabled Persons Freedom Pass

England

A London pass for eligible disabled residents, for free travel on most public transport in London.

What you get

A Disabled Persons Freedom Pass, issued by London boroughs, which gives free travel on most Transport for London services and some local services, subject to the official scheme rules and times. This is separate from the English National Concessionary Travel Scheme bus pass outside London.

Who can get it

You must be a resident of a London borough and meet the official disabled persons’ eligibility criteria used by your borough and London Councils. Certain disability benefits can be evidence, but you should check your borough’s rules. If you do not live in London, this pass does not apply.

How to apply

Apply through your London borough council, usually via the London Councils Freedom Pass service. You will need proof of residency and eligibility.

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Last checked 10 November 2026. This page is information, not an eligibility decision or legal advice. Always confirm the current rules on the official source before you apply.

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