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Getting around on public transport can be a big step toward independence, especially for young people. If you have epilepsy, it’s important to know how to travel safely and confidently. We’ll guide you through everything you need to consider when using buses, trains, or other public transport. From preparing for your journey to knowing what to do if a seizure happens, you'll find tips and advice to help make traveling easier and safer. With the right planning, public transport can open up new opportunities and give you the freedom to explore.

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Young Epilepsy met with Transport for London to find out how people with hidden disabilities like epilepsy can travel safely, and what initiatives are in place to support them. TfLGo can be found on the App Store and on Android now.

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