Good, accessible transport extends opportunities for everyone.
The Information & Advice Team can provide advice on transport issues
Harrow's Partnership for Older People (POP) has produced a comprehensive guide to accessible transport
for older people in Harrow, called From A to B (published in 2002). This is available at libraries or
from the POP Office at Age Concern Harrow - call 020 8861 7994.
See Age Concern's Travel & Transport Factsheet for general information on travel including
financial assistance.
Free travel on public transport in Greater London for Harrow residents aged 60+. Application forms and passes are available from most Post Offices. You will need two passport photographs and two means of identification, e.g. pension book, driving licence, utility bill etc.
A pre-booked, wheelchair accessible, door-to-door mini-bus service for those who find it impossible to use ordinary transport, charged per mile.
Volunteer car drivers can be booked, for a mileage charge, and will go beyond Harrow to London hospitals or stations.
Application forms available from:
How often have you been either pleasantly surprised or perhaps very annoyed about either the
Public Transport system you have just used or the state of roads, pavements, traffic control or
parking, etc. but not known how to express your appreciation or vent your feelings or know how best
to make that contact? Well, here is something to help you.
The Transport Sub-Group of POP (Partnership with Older People), has produced a reporting form
with the necessary contact details for all forms of Public Transport, and for Road Infrastructure
and Management.
If you have any comment to make whether positive or negative about transport issues in Harrow then
please contact POP on 0208 861 7994 at Age Concern Harrow for a copy of the form.
Senior Coach Cards (50+) from National
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Senior Railcards (link opens in new page)
provide reduced fares to cardholders, who must be aged 60 or over: