Follow the guidance for:
- gave a lift to another NHS Bursary funded student
- received a lift from another NHS Bursary funded student
- received a lift from a non-NHS Bursary funded student
Gave a lift to another NHS Bursary funded student
You can claim passenger miles if you're entitled to claim Travel and Dual Accomodation Expenses (TDAE).
List the number of miles travelled in Section 5 of your TDAE claim form.
In Section 7, provide the passengers full details and list how many miles they travelled with you.
If there's more than one passenger, provide details of the dates and miles they travelled with you on a separate sheet.
You cannot claim passenger miles for:
- non-NHS Bursary funded students
- EU Fees Only students
- students funded through the Northern Irish, Scottish, or Welsh funding authorities
Received a lift from a fellow NHS Bursary funded student
The other NHS Bursary funded student will make the claim for costs and you'll be declared as a passenger on their form.
You cannot claim any passenger miles yourself.
Received a lift from a non-NHS Bursary funded student
You or the third-party cannot claim any travel costs for these journeys. This is regardless of if the third-party is a relative.