Accessible transport
Lambeth adults' and community services provide a range of services to meet the needs of disabled and older people, who do not have suitable conventional public transport services available for their travel needs.
Community transport is non-profit making transport which is provided for members of the community who do not have suitable conventional public transport services available for their travel needs.
The disabled people's travel pass, known as the freedom pass, gives you free travel on buses, tube, trains, Docklands Light Railway and trams in London.
The older people's travel pass, known as the freedom pass, is available to people of 60 and over and allows free travel on buses, tube, trains, Docklands Light Railway and trams in London.
You can apply for a disabled people's parking bay near to your home if you are a blue badge holder.
The blue badge scheme is a Europe-wide arrangement for parking concessions for people with severe walking difficulties, who travel either as drivers or passengers.
The council has its own disabled parking permit scheme. This allows blue badge holders to park their own car in disabled bays overnight without having to display their blue badge.
The Motability scheme was established to provide disabled people with safe, reliable and affordable cars.
There are a number of different rail cards available to members of the public.
The taxicard scheme is for people with severe, permanent mobility problems who cannot use public transport.