The Angus taxicard scheme is to stop at the end of March.
The council’s subsidised taxi travel scheme is one of just a handful still operating in Scotland and its phasing out was agreed last year.
It is a move which will save the authority £41,000 a year. The scheme has been closed to new applicants since April last year and no taxicards have been renewed.
Almost 150 regular users will be hit when the decision takes effect at the end of March.
There are 288 taxicard members, with 182 people actively using the scheme, dropping to 211 members and 135 active users by March as memberships begin to expire.
Council social care services spokesperson Councillor Glennis Middleton said: “Given all of the other demands on our shrinking budget, we can no longer sustain this scheme.”
