Deadline: 31th March 2024

 
The Bus Service Operators Grant (BSOG) is a discretionary grant paid to eligible community transport operators to help them recover some of their fuel costs. The amount each operator receives is based on the amount of fuel they use running eligible services.
 
BSOG aims to benefit organisations by: Helping to keep running costs down; Enabling organisations to run services that might otherwise be unviable and be cancelled.
 
Organisations in receipt of the grant must keep accurate records of the eligible kilometres run and the fuel consumed in running community transport services so as to satisfy officers of the Department for Transport (DfT) that the figures on the claim are correctly stated.

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