Free and Easy
Young people (aged 5-21) resident in Scotland are eligible for free bus travel with a valid NEC card.
How to apply for a Young Persons' Freedom Pass
Applications can be completed using this online form for a new National Entitlement Card (NEC). You will be guided step-by-step through the process and will be asked to provide proof of certain details.
Parents/guardians must apply on behalf of children (aged 5-15). Young people (aged 16-21) can apply on their own behalf. Once approved, the NEC will be delivered to your home address.
If you cannot apply online, forms are available at schools for children (aged 5-15). Any other queries can be directed to Dundee City Council's customer services team by:
- Emailing [email protected]
- Calling 01382 433267
How it works
Once you have your new NEC, simply board the bus and place it on the ticket machine card reader. Tell the driver where you're going and wait for your ticket to come out. Take your ticket and your NEC away with you, and then go and find a seat to enjoy your journey. Easy!
Back-up tickets and prices
Free travel is only available to those with a valid/working NEC. Otherwise, you'll be asked to pay a fare (see below) or risk being turned away. Even if you have applied for a card but it has not yet been delivered, it will be necessary to continue paying in the meantime as normal.
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Tickets |
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Single Trip |
£1.60 |
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DaySaver |
£3.50 |
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WeekSaver |
£12.20 |