Stagecoach is offering free bus travel to military personnel, veterans and cadets in Sussex for Remembrance events.
The gesture applies across the company’s bus services in Sussex on Remembrance Sunday, November 8, and Remembrance Day, November 11.
Serving personnel can travel free by wearing their uniform or showing military identification.
Cadets will need to be in uniform, and veterans should display their medals or a Veterans Badge.
Marc Reddy, managing director for Stagecoach South, said: "Remembrance is an important opportunity for communities across Sussex to come together, reflect and pay tribute to all those who have served, and those whose lives have been affected by conflict."
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Joel Mitchell, managing director for Stagecoach South East, said: "We’re proud to continue offering free travel to serving personnel, veterans and cadets as they take part in commemorations across the country.
"It’s a small gesture of our appreciation for the sacrifices made by our Armed Forces community, and our way of helping people come together to remember and pay their respects."
Stagecoach has been a signatory of the Armed Forces Covenant since March 2015 and holds Gold status under the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme.
This recognises its commitment to supporting the Armed Forces community.
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