Yes — Warwickshire says you can renew an existing bus pass, and you can also replace one if it’s lost, damaged, stolen, or doesn’t arrive.
| Action | When you can do it | How to do it | Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Renew your bus pass | From one month before the expiry date up to a year after the expiry date | Online, by telephone, in person, or by post | Free | You can’t renew a pass issued by a different authority. If your name or address has changed, you can’t renew online. |
| Replace a bus pass | If it’s lost, damaged, stolen, or hasn’t arrived | By phone, in person, or by post | £10 for lost, damaged or change of name; free for stolen if you provide a valid crime reference number | Lost/stolen passes are cancelled first. If your replacement doesn’t arrive, you must report it within four weeks of your request. |
For renewal, Warwickshire says you’ll normally get the new pass within two weeks, and you can keep using the old one until it expires. If you want to do it online, use Renew my bus pass online. For replacements, you can call 01926 359180 or use the local library/council office route.