Shopper Mini Bus Service now available

North Canterbury Mini Bus Trust is now operating a Shopping Bus service for Older or Disabled People. to local supermarkets and malls.

This is a door to door service, with mini buses fitted with side steps and wheel-chair hoist for easy access.

Fares are $1 each way.

Buses operate from Rangiora on Tuesday and Thursday mornings.

To book phone (o3) 313 8588 by 5pm the day before you wish to travel.

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