Getting around Herefordshire is becoming easier as passengers can now use their contactless cards, smartphones or smartwatches to pay for their bus tickets.
Yeomans Travel and its sister company Lugg Valley Travel in Leominster have now gone contactless.
Passengers using services in Hereford, Leominster and Ludlow will be able to to pay with a contactless card or smartphone.
It means passengers no longer have to pay for fares by cash or Swift card.
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