Post-16 students in full-time education continue to be eligible for reduced fare travel passes on buses and trains in Derbyshire, including destinations just outside the county, up to their 19th birthday using our b_line discount travel card.
To make sure that transport and other factors are not a barrier to post-16 education, the government has made arrangements for getting financial help to students who need it most.
Schools, colleges and training providers now have bursary funds to help students facing financial hardship. For advice, speak to your tutor at school or college.
For further information on transport you can contact us:
Enquiries and reviews
Any enquiries about school or college transport should be made to us. If a request for help with transport is refused and you feel that we have made a mistake or you may have special family circumstances which warrant help, then you can ask for the decision to be reviewed.
The review will give the opportunity for the parent to state the particular reasons they feel their child should receive help with transport.
You can find out about the transport policy for children and young people.
Sustainable modes of travel
As part of our Sustainable Modes of Travel Strategy we are actively supporting all schools in encouraging children and parents to make less use of the car for the journey to and from school and to consider walking, cycling and use of public transport as viable alternatives.
School travel plans have now been adopted by all schools in Derbyshire and, through their implementation, we will continue to provide this support.