The Royston & District Community Transport scheme is urgently seeking new drivers for its minibus fleet.
The scheme offers door-to-door transport for people living in Royston and the surrounding villages, who are unable to use conventional public transport and do not have the use of a car.
Volunteer drivers provide transport using their own cars and the scheme also operates wheelchair-accessible minibuses and multi-purpose vehicles.
RDCT’s manager David Wherrell said: “A number of our volunteer drivers have had to give up driving for a variety of reasons, and we desperately need to recruit replacements.
“Anyone who holds a clean driving licence, with category D1, can drive these vehicles, and full training will be given to MiDAS standard.
“We are also looking to recruit a paid driver, with CPC and PSV licence, to drive our vehicles. Anyone interested should please contact us on 01763 245228, or via our website www.roytrans.co.uk.”
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