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Older people's rights to reduced costs of various goods and services
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Provides information on practical and financial assistance with public transport that may be available to people who are aged 60 or over, or those who are disabled. It includes information about community transport schemes that people with disabilities may be able to access.
In England you can get a bus pass for free travel when you reach the female State Pension age, whether you’re a man or a woman. Includes search engine to help you apply for a bus pass in your area.
Everyone aged over 60 gets free prescriptions and eye tests, but you may be entitled to help with other NHS health costs too, depending on your circumstances.
What you need to know to stay driving for longer. This factsheet provides information relating to driving and parking relevant to older people and those who have health conditions and/or disabilities. It includes details on renewing your driving licence and the Blue Badge scheme.
One of the best things about getting older is there are lots of extra freebies and discounts to make the most of, particularly once you reach 60. They're often hidden, so here's some that we know about.