Information on public transport including timetable information, bus passes and taxicards as well as details on Community and Demand Responsive Transport.

• Timetables for Public Transport
  Publication of timetables for local buses as well as trains, ferries and coaches for longer journeys. Includes information on ticketing for public transport.
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• Community Transport
  Community Transport includes schemes such as community bus and car schemes. These services in Dumfries and Galloway are provided by a number of voluntary organisations.
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• Demand Responsive Transport
  In addition to the local bus network covering the main public transport routes, there are also a number of innovative demand responsive services known as "Ring 'n' Ride". These services promote inclusion and operate in rural areas with little or no conventional bus services.
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• Bus Passes
  People aged over 60 and disabled people can access free travel anywhere in Scotland (and to/from Carlisle) on local buses and long distance scheduled coaches at any time of the day.
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• Taxicards
  The Taxicard scheme allows residents with serious mobility impairment to travel in taxis at a reduced fare. Applicants must have a long term or permanent illness or disability, which prevents them from using or significantly limits their use of public transport.
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• Bus Stops and Shelters
  The local authority offers advice concerning the positioning of bus stop signs and bus shelters. The provision and maintenance of bus shelters is the responsibility of the local transport authority.
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• GoSMART Dumfries
  GoSMART Dumfries is the campaign created by Dumfries and Galloway Council and South West of Scotland Transport Partnership (SWestrans) to encourage both residents and visitors to Dumfries to reduce their car use in favour of more sustainable modes of travel.
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