Following the success of a promotion for season ticket holders earlier this season, Wolves and Transport for West Midlands have once again teamed up to provide a more cost-effective and environmentally friendly form of local transport for supporters.
Following the success of a promotion for season ticket holders earlier this season, Wolves and Transport for West Midlands have once again teamed up to provide a more cost-effective and environmentally friendly form of local transport for supporters.
The West Midlands Bus Scheme has been launched exclusively for Wolves supporters in the West Midlands area and will allow those supporters a week of free bus travel around the West Midlands.
All supporters that have attended a game at Molineux this season and are aged 16 or older are eligible, with the aim of changing local travel habits, and this has been enabled by TfWM and the Department for Transport.
Through the scheme, supporters will be able to travel on any bus in the West Midlands bus network for free, during the week period.
A link will be sent to supporters via email, with instructions on how to redeem the bus pass, which must be done before midnight on 28th February.
The deadline will allow participating supporters to travel via bus to Molineux for the club’s home game against Everton on 8th March, completely free of charge.
The scheme is also Wolves’ latest One Pack, One Planet activation, which highlights the club’s ongoing commitment to environmental sustainability, with more information available here.
The West Midlands Bus Scheme is available thanks to TfWM, who are working with the Department for Transport, local authorities and local bus operators to get the region moving.
