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Just stumbled upon this. Anyone have experience/heard of it? Wheels2Work provides an innovative way of overcoming transport barriers to key services offering individuals their own transport solutions for up to a nine-month period until a longer-term solution can be found. The scheme is delivered through a 50cc Yamaha scooter loan, which is provided complete with fully comprehensive motor vehicle insurance, road tax and provision with service costs. Clients meeting the criteria are required to undertake a Compulsory Basic Training (CBT) course and Rural Ride training, both of which are free. A monthly fee is paid for the scooter loan. If your application is successful you will get a moped for six months after you have completed your Compulsory Basic Training (CBT) at no cost to yourself. Safety equipment - helmet, gloves, protective jacket, waterproof coveralls and a reflective vest. Insurance, tax and servicing are all covered by the scheme. Participants are required to make a contribution of £15.00 per week. The article I read was written in March 2009 so I am not sure if the scheme is still going. Try Wheels2work.co.uk and click on the National Schemes button on the lefthand side to find someone in your area.

Just stumbled upon this. Anyone have experience/heard of it?
 
Wheels2Work provides an innovative way of overcoming transport barriers to key services offering individuals their own transport solutions for up to a nine-month period until a longer-term solution can be found.  The scheme is delivered through a 50cc Yamaha scooter loan, which is provided complete with fully comprehensive motor vehicle insurance, road tax and provision with service costs.  Clients meeting the criteria are required to undertake a Compulsory Basic Training (CBT) course and Rural Ride training, both of which are free. A monthly fee is paid for the scooter loan.
If your application is successful you will get a moped for six months after you have completed your Compulsory Basic Training (CBT) at no cost to yourself. 
 Safety equipment - helmet, gloves, protective jacket, waterproof coveralls and a reflective vest. 
 Insurance, tax and servicing are all covered by the scheme. 
 Participants are required to make a contribution of £15.00 per week.

The article I read was written in March 2009 so I am not sure if the scheme is still going.

Try Wheels2work.co.uk and click on the National Schemes button on the lefthand side to find someone in your area.

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TeeCee @ 12/08/2009 22:37