We’re teaming up with the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) to give CTA members direct access to the people behind policy decisions that affect community transport.
Join us for a special online event, open only to current CTA members – both full and permit only.
Understanding Vehicle Maintenance: Updates for Community Transport
In this session, the DVSA policy team will cover:
Coalfield Community Transport, an independent charity in East Ayrshire, has grown from a small volunteer-led initiative to operating a fleet of 22 vehicles serving local residents. But in recent years, soaring insurance costs and poor service from brokers became a major challenge.
“Insurance costs were a major shock,” explained Susan Dever, who manages transport and health and safety. “We went from paying around £20,000 to nearly £40,000, even without major incidents.”
Community Building Session: MiDAS Transformation Update
Join us on Wednesday, 18th June at 11am for our next CBS, where the CTA Training team will provide an update on the next stage of the MiDAS transformation, including changes to MiDAS Accessible and a preview of what's coming soon. It's also a great opportunity to meet the team and ask any questions you may have.
Community Building Session: MiDAS Transformation Update
Join us at the June CBS where the CTA Training team will provide an update on the next stage of the MiDAS transformation, including changes to MiDAS Accessible and a preview of what's coming soon. It's also a great opportunity to meet the team and ask any questions you may have.
BBC Wales has highlighted the devastating impact of bus cuts in rural areas and the phenomenal work of CTA members, Dolen Teifi, based in Ceredigion, as they support more people than ever in accessing hospital appointments in the region.
BBC Wales reported: 'Dolen Teifi in Ceredigion said it was helping more people get to hospital than ever before, and blamed the lack of transport in rural areas.
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This map contains the details of CTA members, our map is always growing as more community transport operators join us to offer services across the UK. Check back regularly to see which organisations have joined in your area.
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