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Mar 24, 2020 | Community Transport

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Using Community Transport for Essential Journeys

We are pleased to note that many community transport operators are continuing to provide essential services for the most vulnerable people in the community. The delivery of foodstuffs and prescriptions is becoming the most critical requirement, with many older and frail people in self-isolation.

However, operators need to take some precautions to minimise risk. We have worked with CTA to provide legal and practical guidance for community transport operators who wish to deliver food, goods and medicines to their customers.

This is available here: https://ctauk.org/covid19-guidance/ 

Guidance is being updated and added to so please keep checking both the TAS and CTA websites.

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