General guidance, as well as information about the support available specifically for learners with additional learning needs (ALN) and disabilities.
As children become adults there are many transport options that they can access.
External links
Some of the support available is from us (Wrexham Council), while some is provided by other organisations. Links to the website of another organisation are labelled as an ‘external link’.
Free transport for students who are eligible and live a minimum of three miles from the college as well as a free breakfast and lunch service which is for all students.
If you are disabled you may be able to get free travel on buses if you are eligible for a concessionary travel card, and if you need help when travelling by bus you may be entitled to a companion pass.
If you’re aged 16 to 21 and live in Wales you can apply for a MyTravelPass. This means you could get about a third off the cost of bus travel.
1/3 off adult train tickets for over 15s and an adult companion – if you’re 15 years old or younger the railcard allows 1/3 off rail travel for an adult companion.
This scheme is intended to help people, especially those who are autistic, to cope more easily with public transport.
If you get a mobility allowance you may be able to exchange this for a brand-new car, Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle (WAV), scooter or powered wheelchair.
If you meet the eligibility criteria you could get money to help with the cost of driving lessons.
This scheme helps disabled people to travel independently, either as a driver or passenger, by allowing you to park closer to where you want to go.
You must apply to become a member of Shopmobility to be able to hire equipment.
Related advice
Information about the rules you need to follow if you want to learn how to drive.