Information can be found on travel accessibility around Greater Manchester:
We have aim to provide all the information that you need regarding concessionary and accessible travel, if there is any information missing, please provide feedback and we will work to include this information on these pages.
Travel pass for disabled people
If you are disabled, you could be eligible for a pass that gives you free and low-cost travel in Greater Manchester and the rest of England under the English National Concessionary Travel Scheme.
Travel vouchers for disabled people
If you can't use ordinary buses because you're blind or have serious walking disabilities you could be eligable to buy vouchers for discounted travel taxis in taxis, private hire vehicles and community transport schemes like Ring & Ride.
Please do not travel unless it is absolutely essential - stay at home.
Public transport should only be used for trips that are absolutely necessary for work, to get basic necessities, to care for others or for medical reasons.
Fast, discreet, and simple-to-use
Use the new LiveChat service to report crime and antisocial behaviour on public transport 24-hours a day
Please do not travel unless it is absolutely essential - stay at home.
Public transport should only be used for trips that are absolutely necessary for work, to get basic necessities, to care for others or for medical reasons.
Fast, discreet, and simple-to-use
Use the new LiveChat service to report crime and antisocial behaviour on public transport 24-hours a day