Stirling Council

All 8 bus routes operated by Stirling Council.
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8 routes
Stirling Council website screenshot showing their bus services and timetable information
Stirling Council manages public transport in the Stirling area, including Stirling bus station and demand-responsive transport for rural locations without regular bus routes. Demand-responsive services operate in Killin and Strathfillan on Mondays to Saturdays, and a limited service from Croftamie and Drymen to Killearn on Mondays to Fridays. Accessibility features include Dial-a-Journey door-to-door service, Shopmobility at the bus station, and Taxicard for subsidised taxi travel.

Accessibility

Stirling Council provides free bus travel via National Entitlement Card for eligible disabled people and those 60 and over. Door-to-door options include Dial-a-Journey for those unable to use conventional transport, Shopmobility scooters and wheelchairs at Stirling bus station, and Taxicard subsidised taxis.

Useful information

Concessions & discounts
National Entitlement Card offers free bus travel anywhere in Scotland for eligible disabled people, those 60 and over, and under 22s. Demand-responsive transport journeys are free with a qualifying Scottish National Entitlement Card.

4 routes

RouteOperatorServes
C60Stirling CouncilCallander KillinTimetable
C61Stirling CouncilCallander KinlochardTimetable
C62Stirling CouncilCroftamie KippenTimetable
TEXStirling CouncilAberfoyle CallanderTimetable