They aim to provide a reliable personal service to members, using fully accessible vehicles with trained drivers giving door to door support at both the beginning and the end of your journey. Dial-a-Bus/Easylinkĭial-a-Bus/Easylink services in some areas of the County provide door to door transport to for people who may struggle using the existing bus and tram services. These are schemes using wheelchair accessible minibuses which are available for group hire by local community-based groups. Vehicles have been adapted to accommodate large electric wheelchairs or a small mobility scooter plus up to four passengers. Car Scheme PlusĬar Scheme Plus provides transport to essential services for wheelchair users who have difficulty in using public transport. You will be charged a fare set by the scheme. If you need to make an essential journey and no suitable public transport service exists, you can contact a voluntary car scheme to arrange a lift. The main types of community transport operating in Nottinghamshire are: Voluntary Car Schemes Types of community transportįind out which schemes are operating in your area by searching online for community transport. If you have these difficulties, perhaps due to age, disability or simply a lack of public transport services where you live, you can search online for community transport in your area. Community and voluntary transport schemes offer services for people who have difficulty using, or are unable to use public transport services.

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