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Stagecoach confirms new fares for passengers in North Scotland

27 Apr 2025

  • • Fares pay for day-to-day running of services, continued investment in new buses and other customer improvements

    • Stagecoach bus app now offers simplified ticket selection

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    Stagecoach North Scotland, part of the UK’s largest bus and coach operator, has confirmed its fares will change from Sunday 27th April 2025 in Scotland.

    Revenue from customer fares is vital for covering the daily expenses of running bus services, including inflationary pressures on fuel and maintenance costs which are increasing the cost of operations. Fare revenue also enables continued investment in our people, new vehicles, technology, and customer service improvements and helps to cover additional costs, such as National Insurance increases.

    David Beaton, Managing Director at Stagecoach North Scotland, said: “Bus travel remains great value for money and our ticket prices provide an affordable and sustainable option for customers. Stagecoach has consistently delivered some of the lowest ticket prices in the UK and we are committed to keeping fares as low as possible for our customers.”

    By March 2026, Stagecoach will have added an additional 500 electric buses to its fleet, bringing the total to 1,083 zero-emission buses, with 35 new vehicles being introduced in West Scotland. The company is also investing in a more user-friendly app and website, enabling customers to buy digital single and return tickets in advance. This will reduce the need for paper tickets, speed up boarding times, and contribute to a more sustainable environment.

    The company is also investing in a more user-friendly app and website, enabling customers to buy digital single and return tickets in advance. This will reduce the need for paper tickets, speed up boarding times, and contribute to a more sustainable environment.

    In addition, Stagecoach is modernising its customer service centre in Perth, with innovative technology, making it easier and faster for customers to access services, including locating lost property.

    David added: “These investments demonstrate our ongoing commitment to improving the overall travel experience while supporting environmental sustainability, making public transport a more attractive, affordable and sustainable option for everyone.”

  • Those aged under 22 or over 60 in Scotland are eligible for free travel with a National Entitlement Card.