Proposed Changes to the MyBus Ticketing Scheme

December 11, 2025 Delegated Decisions by Cabinet Member for Transport Management (Cabinet member) Key decision In call-in window View on council website

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Summary

...to retain the price of the MyBus day tickets at current levels, approve a price increase for the MyBus weekly tickets from 11 January 2026, and approve the reallocation of £1,895,857 to the MyBus scheme in 2025/26 from other bus-related projects.

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Purpose

The MyBus scheme, launched in July 2024 and
funded by the Bus Service Improvement Plan (BSIP) grant, has
experienced strong uptake, particularly among young people. This
popularity, combined with increased operator costs, has resulted in
demand and reimbursement costs exceeding the original £700k
budget for 2025/26.
This item outlines the financial position, options considered, and
a recommended approach to ensure the scheme’s sustainability
while supporting the council’s strategic transport objectives
and benefits to bus passengers.

Content

Recommendations approved.
 

Supporting Documents

CMDTM11122025 - Proposed Changes to MyBus Oxfordshire Ticketing Scheme.pdf
CMDTM11122025 - Proposed Changes to MyBus Oxfordshire Ticketing Scheme Annex 1 - MyBus Monthly Sale.pdf
CMDTM11122025 - Proposed Changes to MyBus Oxfordshire Ticketing Scheme Annex 3 - Equalities Impact .pdf
CMDTM11122025 - Proposed Changes to MyBus Oxfordshire Ticketing Scheme Annex 4 - Climate Impact Ass.pdf
CMDTM11122025 - Proposed Changes to MyBus Oxfordshire Ticketing Scheme Annex 2 - Options Considered.pdf
CMDTM11122025 - Proposed Changes to MyBus Oxfordshire Ticketing Scheme Annex 5 - Risks Mitigation.pdf
CMDTM11122025 - Proposed Changes to MyBus Oxfordshire Ticketing Scheme Annex 6 - MyBus Survey Resul.pdf

Details

OutcomeRecommendations Approved (subject to call-in)
Decision date11 Dec 2025