Travel
Helping you get to places you need to be
Some journeys are essential in order to attend medical appointments, but everyone benefits from getting out and about, whether it is to meet friends or enjoy interesting, healthy or new activities.Useful advice
Getting around - travel and transport links
If you need transport check out the a2binfo website. it will tell you which Community Transport serves the area you live in. Information about public trasport can be found following More…
How do I apply for a Blue Badge?
How to apply for a badge If you live in Gloucestershire and feel that you qualify for a badge please contact the Adult Helpdesk. You will be sent an application form More…
Can I get help travelling to a hospital apointment?
There are Deapartment of Health guidelines determining whether you can get help travelling to a hospital appointment. - see the link below. Community transport can usually help - follow the More…
Am I eligible for a Blue Badge?
Under current regulations governing the scheme badges may be automatically issued to disabled people if they: receive the higher rate of the mobility component of Disability Living Allowance (DLA) (help More…
Travelling by train for mobility impaired people
Special arrangements can be made for disabled or mobility-impaired passengers when travelling by train. For example, National Rail staff can usually help passengers get on and off a train.
Travelling by bus and coach if you are disabled
Buses and coaches are becoming increasingly accessible to disabled people, especially wheelchair users. Learn more about what changes are being made to increase accessibility and find out about free travel More…
How do I renew my Blue Badge?
Your badge is valid in the UK until its expiry date. If you believe that you still qualify for a badge you should apply at least 6 weeks before your More…
Carers - ideas for day trips
Having a day out with the person you care for can be very rewarding but organising day trips for you and the person you care for can sometimes be difficult. More…
How can I find an accessible toilet?
There are 8000 locked toilets specifically for disabled people. You can get a key from the RADAR website or from most tourist offices.
Where can I use my bus pass in other parts of the country?
Eligible older and disabled people are entitled to free off-peak travel on local buses anywhere in England.
Gloucestershire
County Council
Shire Hall
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Gloucester
Gloucestershire GL1 2TG
T: 01452 426868
E: yourcircle@
gloucestershire.gov.uk
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