Coronavirus information
Coronavirus information – First Glasgow
Thank you for continuing to travel with First Bus. Our staff have all worked very hard to ensure that you can travel with confidence across our services.
For the latest timetable information please click here.
We’ve got each stage of your journey covered so that you can arrive safely at your destination.
This page was last updated 10 August 2021.
Before you travel
- Use the First Bus App to journey plan and buy your ticket
- Use our Space Checker tool to find when your bus is less busy
- Please bring a face covering as it is mandatory to wear onboard at all times, unless you are exempt. Click here for exemptions
- Bring hand sanitiser
- We encourage our customers to download the NHS COVID19 App
At the bus stop
- Use the First Bus App to track where your bus is and the number of free seats available
- Put on your face covering before you board the bus, it is a legal requirement unless you are exempt
- When your bus arrives, please allow space for passengers to leave the bus before you step onboard
- Get you payment method ready – mTicket on the First Bus App , contactless card, concessionary pass or the exact change
On board
- We encourage customers to make cashless payments to avoid cash handling
- It is a legal requirement to wear a face covering, unless you are exempt otherwise you could be fined up to £200.
- Our windows need to remain open to maintain airflow
- To assist others less mobile, please sit upstairs on double deckers
We’re here for you
Contact us by phone 0345 646 0707 (8am to 6pm Monday to Friday) or contact us via Twitter 7am to 7pm Monday to Friday or 9am to 6pm on weekends and bank holidays.
NHS Test & Protect app
Please download the Protect Scotland app from NHS Scotland.
To help reduce the spread of coronavirus in Scotland we would like to encourage our customers to download NHS Scotland's Test & Protect app. Anyone aged 16 or over who lives in Scotland can use the app. The app will alert you if you have been in close contact with another app user who tests positive for coronavirus. And if you test positive, it can help in determining contacts that you may have otherwise missed while keeping your information private and anonymous.
How do I access the app?
The apps are designed to help us protect each other and reduce the spread of COVID-19. They can be downloaded from the App Store and Google Play.
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Lost Property
If you have lost something on board one of our buses, please contact our team on 0345 646 0707.
Our drivers collect all lost property found on our buses and return it to their depot, but it can take up to 3 working days to register lost property items on our system.
Due to government advice regarding non essential travel, collection of items is strictly by appointment only and walk ins will not be accepted or permitted. We ask that you reserve this time for collection of essential items only, such as lost medication or wallet. This is due to our team operating only on a skeleton staff basis.
Thank you
We want to thank you for your continued support and understanding. This is essential as we work together to maintain safe travel across our networks for those who need it.
