Freedom Passes also provide free travel on buses,
tubes and network trains for disabled people across London.
Am I eligible for a Disabled Freedom Pass?
You are eligible if:
- You have a physical or enduring disability which has a
substantial or long term affect on your mobility. An Occupational
Therapy assessment may be necessary.
- You receive Mobility Allowance or the Mobility Component of
Disabled Living Allowance, or
- You are registered with a visual impairment.
Children with disabilities are also eligible.
If you are not sure whether you are eligible please call Adult
Social Care on 020 7332 1224 or
email.
How do I apply?
When you apply for a new Disabled Freedom Pass you will first
need to obtain a Letter of Authorisation from your Local Authority.
If you are a City of London resident you can request this by
speaking to your care manager or occupational therapist, by
contacting Adult Social Care or by filling out an
application form.
The City Of London no longer issues Discretionary Disabled
freedom passes.
More information is available on the
London Councils website.
The actual pass is then issued from any Post Office in the City,
or in the London Boroughs of Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Camden or
Westminster.
Lost or stolen Freedom Passes
If your Freedom Pass is lost or stolen you must report it
immediately to Adult Social Care either by phone or in person.
Replacements will only be issued with proofs of identity and
address.
For more information visit the Freedom Pass pages on
the London Councils website.