GusB
Established Member
Ignoring the slightly misleading "free monthly travel" headline, this looks like an interesting initiative.
cbwmagazine.com
There's potential for some interesting days out there, but while the article clearly says it's for residents within the PKC area, it doesn't mention how operators are going to be able to distinguish between a resident and a non-resident.
As it has been running since the beginning of the month, has anyone taken advantage of this already?
Free monthly bus travel for Perth & Kinross residents - CBW
Residents within the Perth & Kinross Council area will be able to enjoy free bus travel on the first Saturday of every month as part of a new initiative from 1 June. The initiative, which [...]
cbwmagazine.com
Residents within the Perth & Kinross Council area will be able to enjoy free bus travel on the first Saturday of every month as part of a new initiative from 1 June. The initiative, which will last for a year, was agreed as councillors set out the Council’s 2024/25 budget and agreed to allocate £120,000 for the scheme. They also agreed an investment of £325,000 over three years to develop a business case for ‘new models’ of public transport.
Free travel will be available on services operated by Stagecoach East Scotland, Docherty’s Midland Coaches, Elizabeth Yule, Sweeney’s Garage and Glenfarg Community Transport Group.
There's potential for some interesting days out there, but while the article clearly says it's for residents within the PKC area, it doesn't mention how operators are going to be able to distinguish between a resident and a non-resident.
As it has been running since the beginning of the month, has anyone taken advantage of this already?