The Welsh Government has reminded the public that young people aged between 16 & 21 should sign up for a free mytravelpass before 1 September to ensure they are able to take advantage of the incoming 1 GBP bus fare pilot scheme.

The scheme will see bus fares a young person’s bus fare remain at 1 GBP for two financial years, with 15 million GBP funding provided as part of the Budget deal with Leader of the Welsh Liberal Democrats Jane Dodds.

A close up of a hand holding a 1 GBP coin
The scheme will also be extended to those aged between 5 & 15 beginning 3 November

Single fares across Wales will be 1 GBP, with 3 GBP day travel tickets also available allowing young people unlimited travel with any participating service.

Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales, Ken Skates, said:

This scheme will make a real difference to young people across Wales, and will allow them to make journeys for work, education and leisure at a discounted price.

I would encourage those who don’t yet have a mytravelpass to apply so they can take full advantage of the scheme when it begins on 1 September.

The Government has also pledged to invest an additional 7 million GBP to extend the scheme to those aged between 5 & 15 beginning 3 November.

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