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Andy1234
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I am currently in receipt of carer's allowance and my Fiancee, who I look after gets the highest rate of PIP allowance for both mobility and daily living. Should we be entitled to cheaper travel and how do we go about it, if we are?
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Hi,The disabled persons railcard will entitle you both to 1/3 reduction in train fares for a small cost each year. Details in link.For a disabled persons bus pass, it will depend on the criteria of your partners local council. See link. https://www.gov.uk/apply-for-disabled-bus-pass
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I am on PIP and recently renewed my bus pass and registered for myself plus a companion so my wife or another can travel free on all neighbouring county buses for free subject to pass conditions.0
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Hi @Andy1234, I hope others have been able to answer your question. Here's to travelling adventures! Please do let us know if there is anything else we can do to help.
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