All London buses are low-floor vehicles, and bus travel is free for wheelchair users. Low-floor buses are accessible to everyone including those using wheelchairs, with baby buggies (prams/strollers), with assistance dogs or with other mobility requirements. Every bus also has a retractable ramp.

Yes, London buses are entirely free for wheelchair and mobility scooter users on all Transport for London (TfL) routes. You do not need a ticket, a Freedom Pass, or an Oyster card to travel if you are in a wheelchair; simply use the center doors, and the driver will deploy a motorized ramp to assist you. The bus will have a designated wheelchair space, though it is available on a first-come, first-served basis. If you are a disabled person who does not use a wheelchair but lives in a London borough, you may also be eligible for a Disabled Person's Freedom Pass, which provides free travel on the Tube, Overground, and National Rail within London. For those visiting from outside London, standard bus fares apply (currently £1.75 for a single journey), but the specific exemption for wheelchair users remains a cornerstone of TfL’s commitment to making the city's bus network one of the most accessible in the world.