Not clear mumeeee where 'here' is, but seems pretty good value.
There used to be a 10 trip ticket on the local bus (cost 10 pounds) for travel between Wrexham and Chester. Worked fine for me for (infrequent) trips, as it was valid for a year, and it meant that if I went in by bus but someone gave me a lift back, then I got benefit of not paying for a return when a single would have saved me cash.
Of course, after some years they changed it so only valid 7 days from purchase, in a 'use it or lose it' manner
bruffin you could easily create new e-mail addresses (I create new ones every time I visit a different website that needs registration) using free service at SpamGourmet.com (anonymous too, in that there's no way to know where the e-mail actually goes - in my case into a Google mail account, but can be changed if I want to some other mail service).
Kathrina - can understand query over the "over 60" travel option, and understand there are plans to change it (to limit the travel to only local bus services, not the longer-distance {and express} buses that are run in some places).
I believe the thinking was that it enabled many elderly non drivers to go shopping etc without the cost. It has had a secondary effect, however, in that many who might have driven to the shops will use the bus, as it means no parking fee or fuel costs.
So, mix of good and bad, as it's not a means- tested thing, so just like the winter fuel 'lump sum' that even really well-off folk may get (and spend on booze or other things), there will be many who could afford to pay the bus fare (or drive) but will happily use the bus ticket as it costs them little/ nothing to do so.