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Cardholders in Orkney and Shetlandįor now this is only for new or replacement cards, anyone who needs to replace their vouchers, or anyone who turns 16 and is now eligible to receive ferry vouchers. If your card or voucher is not valid, you will need to pay for the journey. Ferry staff will check you have a valid card and voucher when you travel and will check the date of birth on your card. You need to bring your National Entitlement Card (which you might also know as your Young Scot Card, saltirecard or bus pass) with you when you travel. If you have received ferry vouchers because you are aged 16-18, you must be under 19 on the date you travel. you are aged 19-25 and a full time volunteer.you live on the Western Isles, Orkney, Shetland, plus islands in North Ayrshire, Argyle and Bute and Highland Council areas.If you do not have your card with the C+1 logo then ferry staff will charge your companion the normal fare for the trip. You need to bring your National Entitlement Card (NEC) which displays the C+1 logo when you travel. If you have a companion entitlement for bus travel then a companion can also travel with you free on the ferry. you can travel for free by bus under the national concessionary travel scheme.you live on the Western Isles, Orkney or Shetland.you are turning 16 and will be eligible to receive vouchersįind out more about what is changing and what you need to do Eligibility.you are a new or replacement cardholder.However, if you live in Orkney and Shetland and one of the following applies, then your vouchers will be added to your card: Many people will receive their paper ferry vouchers in the post. They are valid from 1 April to 31 March the following year for travel as a foot passenger or to help pay for a cabin.Īs an island resident, when you apply for your National Entitlement Card (NEC) – which you might also know as your saltirecard or bus pass – you will also automatically receive your ferry vouchers if you are eligible.

If you are eligible for the national concessionary travel bus scheme and are eligible for ferry vouchers, you will receive vouchers for four single (or two return) free ferry trips to the Scottish mainland. Concessionary ferry vouchers are provided to those who are eligible to help them take sustainable journeys to the mainland. Ferries are an essential part of Scotland's transport network, providing a vital lifeline to island and rural mainland residents.

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