Concessions

There is a national, Scotland wide concessionary scheme.

This scheme allows eligible persons and travelling companions to travel free on First services, excluding Special or Night services, in our network.

A Scottish Concession Card must be shown when boarding the bus to ensure free travel.

Application forms are available from local authorities, Post Offices and SPT Travel Centres, depending on where you live in Scotland. It may be best to contact your local authority or local concessionary travel scheme office for information on the application process in your area.

You will need to provide a recent passport-type colour photograph. When making an application you will also need to produce current documentary evidence of your age or disability along with proof of your current address.

What to do if your card fails

On occasions where the concessionary card does not read because of a card failure, the customer can take the following actions:

• Give the card to the First driver who will ensure it is returned to Transport Scotland. The driver will then issue the customer with a 7 day concessionary pass that can be used on First services in your local area.
• If you would rather not hand over your card to a First driver, you will be charged the full fare for the journey you are making.
• Customers can order a new concession card from their local council or call 0141 333 3211.

FirstDay

The ideal ticket for multiple journeys over one day.

FirstWeek

FirstWeek is your flexible way to travel across Greater Glasgow.

Family Ticket

Family Ticket Our Family Tickets mean family days out start the moment you board the bus.

Flexi 10 & Flexi 5

Flexibility when you need it With more and more employees returning to work we’ve taken additional measures to ensure that they can return safely via First Bus.