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Dial-a-Ride
What does it do?
You will need to book your journey in advance to be sure of a seat. You will be collected from your door at an arranged time and the driver will help you into the vehicle. Vehicles are equipped with a lift or ramp, which can be used by anyone who has difficulty in climbing steps.
Basingstoke Dial-a-Ride operate a service linking villages such as Bentworth, Chawton, Four Marks, Froyle, Farringdon, Lasham, Medstead, and Ropley into Alton every Tuesday.
Basingstoke Dial-a-Ride operate a service linking villages such as Bentworth, Chawton, Four Marks, Froyle, Farringdon, Lasham, Medstead, and Ropley into Alton every Tuesday.
Who it is for?
Dial-a-Ride provides door-to-door transport for anyone who finds it difficult or impossible to use ordinary transport. You don’t have to be registered disabled or confined to a wheelchair to use Dial-a-Ride e.g. you might have difficulty climbing the steps on buses, or be unable to walk to the bus stop.
Dial-a-Ride vehicles also carry passengers in wheelchairs.
Dial-a-Ride vehicles also carry passengers in wheelchairs.
Where it is available?
Local service (East Hampshire, Basingstoke and Deane).
What it costs:
Fares are about the same as you would pay on ordinary buses.
How to access or apply for it:
If you would like to find out more about the Basingstoke Dial-a-Ride service, telephone 01256 462101.
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Info last updated:
29/07/2022
