The below information is from: https://www.disabledpersons-railcard.co.uk/

Get 1 /3 off rail fares

If you’re travelling with a friend they can get the discount too.

£20 for a one year card can you afford to be without it? A three year card at £54 is also available (Prices at 29/08/2019)

To find out how to apply see the leaflet ‘Rail Travel Made Easy’ (available at stations) or contact us on:
Web www.disabledpersons-railcard.co.uk

 Telephone 0845 605 0525

 Email disability@raildeliverygroup.com

 Textphone 0845 601 0132

Are You Eligible?

The Disabled Persons Railcard is for people with a disability that makes travelling by train difficult.

You will qualify if you:

• receive Personal Independence Payments (PIP)
• receive Disability Living Allowance (DLA) at either:
  • the higher or lower rate for the mobility component, or
  • the higher or middle rate for the care component
• have a visual impairment
• have a hearing impairment
• have epilepsy
• receive Attendance Allowance or Severe Disablement Allowance
• receive War Pensioner’s Mobility Supplement
• receive War or Service Disablement Pension for 80% or more disability
• buy or lease a vehicle through the Motability scheme

Proof of Eligibility

You would need to provide one of the below as evidence of your eligibility with your application as detailed in the following table:

If you: You will need to provide: Receive Disability Living Allowance at either: the higher rate or lower rate for getting around (mobility); or the higher or middle rate for help with personal care A copy of your award letter showing receipt of Disability Living Allowance in the past 12 months Receive Personal Independence Payments (PIP) at any rate A copy of your award letter Are registered as having a visual impairment Social Services official stamp in the space allocated on the downloadable form if applying online or on a paper application form A copy of your Certificate of Visual Impairment (CVI), BP1 Certificate (Scotland) or BD8 Certificate for being registered blind or partially-sighted Are registered as deaf or use a hearing aid Social Services official stamp in the space allocated on the downloadable form if applying online or on a paper application form A copy of the front page of your NHS battery book or a copy of your dispensing prescription from a private hearing aid supplier Have epilepsy and either: have repeated attacks even though you receive drug treatment; or are currently prohibited from driving because of your epilepsy A copy of your Exemption Certificate for epilepsy medication and a photocopy of your prescription for drugs. Residents of Scotland where a Medical Exemption Card is not required, you need only supply a photocopy of your prescription. A copy of your Exemption Certification for epilepsy medication and a photocopy of your letter from the DVLA telling you that you are unable to drive Receive Attendance Allowance A copy of your award letter Receive Severe Disablement Allowance A copy of your award letter Receive War Pensioner’s Mobility Supplement A copy of your award letter Receive War or Service Disablement Pension for 80% or more disability A copy of your award letter Are buying or leasing a vehicle through the Motability scheme A copy of the leasing or hire-purchase agreement, dated within the past 12 months

Other Railcards

If you do not qualify for a Disabled Persons Railcard, you may qualify for one of our other Railcards:

• Senior Railcard – anyone aged 60 or over
• 16-25 Railcard – anyone aged 16 to 25 or in full time study
• Family & Friends Railcard – anyone travelling with one child or more
• Two Together Railcard – two named adults travelling together

If you believe you might be eligible but do not meet one of the above requirements, you may contact us to discuss your individual circumstances.

Other Railcards available are:

Please see www.railcard.co.uk for details.

The above information is from: https://www.disabledpersons-railcard.co.uk/