Psv311e 2025

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The document outlines the procedures and requirements for claiming the Bus Service Operators Grant (BSOG) in England. It details the necessary sections to be completed by operators, including declarations regarding fuel consumption, service kilometers, and eligibility criteria for various incentives. The form must be submitted within three months of the claim period's end, with strict adherence to record-keeping and compliance with regulations set forth by the Department for Transport. Additionally, it includes guidelines on how to report eligible kilometers and conditions under which grants may be withheld or recovered.

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Begin with Section 1, where you will enter the claim period and fuel type. Fill in the actual claim dates and select the type of fuel used.
Proceed to Section 2 for the Operator Declaration. Ensure that an authorized officer signs this section, confirming compliance with BSOG conditions.
In Section 3, provide detailed fuel consumption figures. Follow the guidelines for claims before and after January 2014, ensuring accurate records are maintained.
Complete Section 4 by recording eligible kilometers split by periods. Make sure totals match those in Section 5.
If applicable, fill out Sections 6 and 7 regarding Better Bus Areas and incentives like smartcard or AVL equipment.
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How is BSOg calculated?

The core rate of BSOG payable is 14.4p per kilometre, BSOG payments are based on distance travelled and calculated using eligible live service kilometres x payment rate. The kilometres travelled between depots and the start or end of the route are not eligible for the grant and should not be included in any claim.

What is the bus service operator grant Scotland?

This funding will cease on 31 March 2022 - and is replaced with the Network Support Grant. The Bus Service Operators Grant (BSOG) scheme is a discretionary grant that subsidises commercial and community bus routes.

When was BSOg introduced?

Bus Service Operators Grant (BSOG) was first introduced in 1964, when it was known as Fuel Duty Rebate. BSOG enables commercial bus operators to run a wider network of services than would otherwise be the case. In 2011/12, BSOG payments totalled 440m.

What is BSOg?

BSOG is a grant paid to operators of eligible local bus services and community transport organisations to help them recover some of their fuel costs. The amount each bus company receives is based on their fuel consumption. The aim of BSOG is to benefit passengers.

What is bsog+?

Bus Service Operators Grant Plus (BSOG+) is a grant for eligible commercial bus services. The scheme started on 1 July 2023 and will run until 31 March 2026. BSOG+ is a separate grant to BSOG. It aims to: support the reform and consolidation of bus funding.

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