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Woking Community Transport News

27th July 2020 Leave a Comment Filed Under: News

Throughout the pandemic many of the most vulnerable members of our community have found it extremely difficult to get out.  This may have been due to shielding, reduced mobility, or not having the means to travel.

Woking Community Transport has been providing dial-a-ride, and other transport services throughout Woking Borough and beyond for almost 30 years.  They recognise the difficulty many dial-a-ride members will have in getting to hospital appointments, shopping, and those long-awaited hair appointments.  Therefore, to support dial-a-ride members and the local economy, they will be offering a free dial-a-ride service throughout August and September, and if finances permit, their intention is to then continue this free service until the end of the year. They will only transport one passenger at a time, all staff are equipped with PPE, and vehicles are regularly cleaned throughout the day.  In addition, vehicles undergo a deep clean at their service station once a week, ensuring that all journeys are as safe as can be.

Members will need to continue to book transport in advance, and they are happy to welcome new members provided they meet the service requirements.  It is hoped that this safe and completely free door-to-door service, will help those in the community who struggle to get out due to reduced mobility, age, or disability

To book a trip on Bustler Dial-a-Ride, ring the booking line on 01483 724433 between 9.30 and 11.30am or between 2.30 and 4pm. Website  www.wokingbustler.org.uk

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