East Riding councillors want parity for pensioners in the region, with neighbouring Hull and North Lincolnshire residents getting better bus passes.
It all hinges around certain restrictions which apply to East Riding residents but these don't appear to be in place in neighbouring areas.
Here's councillor David Nolan:
Cllr Nolan said the issue had been 'kicked down the road' by council.
He received support from Cllr Simon Pickering, who also mentioned the restrictions before 9.30am were unfair.
Cllr Leo Hammond had this view:


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