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About Banburyshire Community Transport
Association Limited......
Banburyshire
Community Transport Association Limited (BCTA) is a registered charity
providing, as its main business, Dial-a-Ride services for mobility-impaired
persons and for persons living in isolated areas within the Cherwell District
Council area.
Group
Transport
BCTA will hire out
its buses, either with or without a driver, to any Community Group based within
the Cherwell District Council area, that wishes to use a vehicle for their own
purposes to travel anywhere in the United Kingdom.
For further
information please click
 Dial-a-Ride
From 1st April 2012
the Dial-a-Ride service will no longer be provided by BCTA, the service will be
operated by Integrated Transport Unit (Oxfordshire County Council). The
service will still operate Monday to Friday, Between 0900 - 1700, although there
will only be one bus covering the Cherwell District per day. Cherwell
District Council is funding an additional bus three days per week, operating
between 1000 - 1530.
The Dial-a-Ride
service is a door-to-door service (front door to destination and returned to
front door). It is funded by Cherwell District Council and Oxfordshire County
Council and all vehicles are wheelchair accessible. It serves the towns of
Banbury and Bicester and the village of Kidlington and links outlying villages
to those towns, as well as providing links between them.
Persons who may use
the service must be mobility impaired, find the use of conventional public
transport difficult, or live in an isolated village or location without the use
of their own car. Mobility impairment can include anyone who, for any reason,
including age, finds the use of ordinary public transport difficult.
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information please click
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