Aged care transport across Melbourne, without the rush
Social outings, appointments and group activities — at a pace that suits, with drivers who care.
Transport for older Australians should never feel rushed. Whether it's a social outing, a medical appointment or a group activity, we provide patient, accessible transport with drivers who understand that getting there comfortably is just as important as getting there on time.
Comfort, access and patience
Our fleet includes accessible vehicles with easy boarding, and our drivers take the time that older passengers deserve. We work with aged care facilities, families and community groups to make outings and appointments simple and stress-free.
Common questions
Yes. Our wheelchair accessible vehicles have ramp or lift access and certified restraints, and boarding is unhurried by design — nobody is moved along. For a group with mixed mobility, tell us the numbers and we will bring the vehicle that suits rather than the biggest one.
Our drivers assist with boarding and alighting and with stowing walkers and bags. They are not carers and do not provide personal or clinical care, so anyone who needs that support should travel with someone who can give it.
Yes — social outings, group activities and appointment runs are all ordinary work. Appointment runs usually need the return leg held or timed loosely, which is much easier to plan if you say so up front.
Yes. We run social outings and group activities for seniors' clubs, aged care providers and community groups across Melbourne and regional Victoria. Drivers are patient, boarding is unhurried, and we coordinate with facility staff and families so everyone knows the plan before the day.
Yes, within limits worth being clear about. Our drivers help passengers on and off the vehicle and with stowing walkers and bags, and every airport pick-up includes 30 minutes' waiting time after landing. Drivers are not carers, so a passenger who needs personal assistance through the terminal should travel with someone who can provide it.
For up to 24 people, a midi coach is usually right — easier to board and to park than a full-size coach, and you are not paying for seats you will not fill. If anyone in the group uses a wheelchair, tell us when you book and we will send a wheelchair accessible vehicle instead.
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