Stagecoach has confirmed that it will offer free bus travel to any veterans or military personnel as part of its D-Day celebrations.
As part of Stagecoach’s ongoing commitment to support the Armed Forces, the operator confirmed free travel on its bus services across the UK, excluding Megabus, London and Manchester Bee Network, for military and ex-military personnel on both D-Day (6 June) and Armed Forces Day/Weekend 29 and 30 June.
Free travel will be available to serving personnel in uniform, carrying a military ID card, veterans carrying a medal or veteran’s badge, and cadets.
Stagecoach will also offer free travel on 29 and 30 June for Armed Forces Day, which is a chance for the public to show support for the men and women who make up the Armed Forces community; from currently serving troops to Service families, veterans and cadets.
The commitment to free travel for the Armed Forces is supported by Stagecoach’s employee led Veterans Network.
Simon Tramalloni, interim operations director at Stagecoach Merseyside and veterans network chair, said: "We are extremely proud and honoured to confirm free travel for all serving personnel, veterans and cadets on the 80th D-Day commemoration throughout the UK.
"This is our ongoing commitment to the wider armed forces community and a privilege to remember those that in 1944 gave their tomorrow so we could have our today, this is the least we could do to honour their memory."
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