Please offer me a seat

If you struggle to stand while using public transport, there is a free badge and card available to help you alert fellow customers that you need a seat. Learn more and apply for your welcome pack.
Please offer me a seat

Many of our customers, particularly disabled people and those with invisible impairments, conditions or illnesses, find it difficult to get a seat. Our free 'Please offer me a seat' badge and card makes it easier to let other passengers know that you need a seat.

The badge and card can be used on all our services: London Underground, London Overground, Elizabeth line, Buses, DLR, Trams and River Services.

You don't need to explain your reasons for the badge and card with either our staff or fellow customers. Please remember the badge and card doesn't guarantee you a seat.

We also provide help, maps and guides to help you travel around London.

Badge and card application

'Please offer me a seat' badges and cards can be sent to any address in the Greater London area, and to South East England. You can order them by filling out the form below or calling TfL Customer Services on 0343 222 1234 (TfL call charges).

If you are a charity or organisation and would like to make a bulk order, contact TfLAccessibility@tfl.gov.uk.

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Feedback

Your input can help us to monitor and improve this scheme. Are you happy for us to contact you to get your feedback? You'll be able to opt out at any time.

Data Protection Statement

Transport for London (TfL), its subsidiaries and service providers, will use your personal information for the purposes of administering your 'Please offer me a seat' badge and card order, keeping you informed about other TfL accessibility initiatives and associated customer research. Where you have agreed, we will also contact you for feedback about the 'Please offer me a seat scheme'. Your personal information will be properly safeguarded and processed in accordance with the requirements of privacy and data protection legislation.