People who live in Scotland and are aged 60 and over or who have a disability can apply for a National Entitlement Card that gives them free bus travel throughout Scotland.
Some disabled people will be able to get a card that allows them and a companion to travel free and people with visual impairments can also access free rail transport.
You will need to bring with you proof of your address and proof of your entitlement to the card.
You will also need a passport size and quality photograph - head and shoulders only, in colour against a plain background, with nothing obscuring your face.
Young people aged 16-18 years old and 19-25 year old full time volunteers are entitled to 30% travel discount with a Young person's bus concession card.
To apply for a card, call Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT) 0141 333 3211.
Non-hazardous vandalism or damage, such as graffiti or cracked glazing poly panels, should be reported to SPT during normal office hours.
(Monday to Friday 08:45 to 16:00)
Call SPT on 0141 333 3292 or 0141 333 3387
Shelter Defects Hotline on 0800 37 36 35. This is a 24 hour facility and ensures our best response times to emergency (hazardous) shelter damage reports.
West Dunbartonshire has a regular train service running throughout its area. With 13 train stations and seven Park and Ride facilities getting to and from West Dunbartonshire is easy.
For more information visit www.scotrail.co.uk.
West Dunbartonshire Council has seven Park and Ride facilities in its area all benefit from upgraded Lighting and improved CCTV networks to monitor activity and provide passenger reassurance.
Location of Park and Ride Facilities:
Many of the Park and Ride sites are also connected or near to the National Cycle Route 7 - running between Glasgow and Loch Lomond.