For shoppers

Holders of bus pass are entitled free off-peak bus services. They can make use of the shopper service to a nearby town to access services, including shops, supermarkets, banks and so on.

For commuters

Communities located near railway stations attract railway users who work at nearby stations. Our bus schemes can help residents connect to a public transport hubs during peak hours.

For groups

Our minibuses are available for hire. Handy for community groups to provide transport for their clients. We also cover longer-distance trips (e.g. airport transfer) for other customers.

Car dependence leads to social isolation

There has been a trend of decreasing public spending on buses. Places hardest hit are rural areas, where population density is too low for the service to profit. Some places are even said to be “deserted”. The result for this is simple. People simply move house, or switch to other modes and in most cases, cars.

Reports have shown that bus cuts and reduced accessibility means old people are often being stuck at home, since they are less able to drive. Residents are unable sort themselves out independently and cannot assess services once they require.

This leads to social isolation, increased loneliness and health issues. With the trend of ageing population, the trend of bus cuts needs to be reversed urgently.