Bus travellers will be able to use most bus services in Shropshire for no more than £2 a single ticket.
The Government has stumped up a cool £60m to subsidise the cost of single bus travel tickets across the country until March 31.
Also included are Select Bus Services, which has recently taken on two Shrewsbury to Ironbridge/Telford routes, Banga Buses in Telford and Wolverhampton.Minsterley Motors services from Ludlow to Shrewsbury, Pontesbury and Bishop's Castle are included, but its routes 38, 701, 722, 55, 738, 740 are not included in the cap.
"That has meant that buses have received extra bus subsidies from the Department for Transport and local councils, including Shropshire Council, to keep the buses on the road.
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