Eversden Car Scheme is supported by

Cambridgeshire County Council (Transport Services) and Care Network

What is the Eversden Car Scheme?

The scheme provides door-to-door transport for people who do not have the use of a car and are unable to use conventional public transport.

Who can use the service?

People living in the villages of Great and Little Eversden who are unable to make essential journeys by any other means. The scheme is particularly aimed at helping those without transport, and the elderly, to get out and about and to maintain contact with relatives and friends.

What type of journey can I make?

Mainly essential journeys such as appointments at the surgery, hospital, optician, chiropodist, or dentist etc., and to local supermarkets.

How much does it cost?

Passengers make a contribution of 25p per mile towards the cost of their journey. Passengers pay their contribution to the driver on the day of travel.

Please note that there is a minimum charge of £1:00 for all Journeys.

How do I arrange a journey?

To find out more about the service or to arrange a journey, just call:

 Peggy Fisher on