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How to get or replace your NEC

National Entitlement Card - NEC

The National Entitlement Card - NEC is for

  • young people
  • older people
  • people with a disability.

on the Transport Scotland website. You can also read about travel discounts, and find answers to frequently asked questions on the .

You can also . 

Apply

You can

  • apply for a new over 60s bus pass - please be advised you cannot apply earlier than 14 days before your 60th birthday
  • apply for a Young Scot card
  • apply for a new disabled bus pass
  • request a photo update
  • request a replacement card
  • apply to renew an expired / expiring card

on the .

For all other bus passes, please email your details to

one-edinburgh@edinburgh.gov.uk.

If you cannot apply online, you can get an application form and apply for your card at one of our libraries. When visiting, please bring with you

  • a recent passport quality photograph
  • proof of age or disability
  • proof of your current address.

Check thewebsite for more information on proofs required to confirm your identity and address

Visit the library directory for information about opening times.

Faulty cards

If you have the NEC card for older or disbaled people and the ticket machine can’t read your card, ask the bus driver to swap it for a seven-day travel pass. This will not include any companion element. On trams, you will have to pay the full fare until you get a new card. If the card is damaged, you will need to pay the full fare until you receive your new card.

One Edinburgh

Waverley Court C3, 4 East Market Street, Edinburgh, EH8 8BG

Telephone: 0131 200 2351