Will my freedom pass be renewed automatically?
Your renewed Older Person’s Freedom Pass will automatically be posted to your home address between February – March 2020 as long as you have used your pass within the last 2 years and your address details have not changed. You will receive your new pass before your current pass expires.
How do I renew my freedom pass?
If you do not receive a letter by the end of February, you should contact the Freedom Pass Team on [email protected] or call 0300 330 1433. You can renew your Freedom Pass online via the London Councils website.
Are freedom passes being phased out?
As this temporary measure does not align with possible restrictions on the TfL network, and to achieve greater consistency across the scheme, it will be removed from 15 June 2020, subject to London Councils TEC approval.
Can you renew Freedom Pass online?
If you have already created an account you can login to complete your renewal or to track the progress of your application.
How do I contact Freedom Pass?
If you have any enquiries about the Freedom Pass please call the dedicated helpline on 0300 330 1433 or email [email protected].
Does Freedom Pass cover Epsom?
Epsom to finally join Oyster Pay As You Go, travel cards and Freedom Pass not included. The stations added to the PAYG area were: Merstham, Redhill, Earlswood, Salfords, Horley, Gatwick Airport and Epsom.
How long is Freedom Pass valid for?
five years
The passes are valid for five years at a time and the expiry date can be seen on the front of the card, above your name. People holding an older person’s Freedom Pass must renew it but for disabled permit holders, the process is automatic and a new permit will be sent by the time the current pass expires.
Who runs Freedom Pass?
London Councils
London Councils, which operates the Freedom Pass scheme on behalf of the 33 London local authorities, has worked with Transport for London (TfL) to simplify the process for those with a 60+ Oyster card to transfer to the Freedom Pass when you become eligible.
Do I have to renew my over 60 Oyster card?
Transition to an Older Person’s Freedom pass Once you reach the State Pension Age, the 60+ Oystercard is no longer valid and you will need to obtain the Older Person’s Freedom Pass (OPFP).
Can I use my Freedom Pass anywhere in the UK?
Can you use a Freedom Pass anywhere in the UK? If your Freedom Pass has a rose on it, you can use it on bus services across England. English bus passes (including the Freedom Pass) won’t work on buses in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland although you may be able to get concessionary fares.
How do I renew my Freedom Pass in London?
Find out what documents you’ll need to provide on the London Councils website. London Councils will contact you when it’s time to renew your pass. If you need to replace your pass, please contact London Councils.
Where do I go to apply for a Freedom Pass?
You need to apply online on the Freedom Pass website. You need to be over the State Pension age to get an older person’s Freedom Pass. If you’re not yet eligible, you can apply for a sixty-plus Oyster card. If you can’t apply online, you can pick up a paper application form at any library in Royal Greenwich.
What are the different types of Freedom Pass?
The Freedom Pass allows holders to travel for free on most public transport across London. There are two types of Freedom Pass, and you need to apply to different places for each type: disabled person’s Freedom Pass – apply to us.
What happens if you dont respond to the Freedom Pass address review?
The deadline to respond to the Freedom Pass Address Review has now passed. If you received a letter and have not yet responded your Freedom Pass may be cancelled. What do I do now? If you are still eligible for the Freedom Pass scheme and your permanent sole or principal address is within a London borough please provide proof of address to: