Transport
Funded and/or Subsidised
Accessible Concessions in Auckland
Total Mobility – Discounted travel on Bus, Train, Ferry and Taxis
How to get a Total Mobility AT HOP card
1 Specialised School Transport Assistance (SESTA)
2 Specialised School Transport Assistance (SESTA)
Businesses and Driver Training
FAB Companion Driving Service (added 27th May 2019)
FAB Driving is a Companion Driving Service operating in the East Auckland Area. We also offer FAB In-Home Assistance whereby we can provide help in the home whether it be ironing, vacuuming. helping with the grocery shopping or taking people to medical or social appointments. We are very flexible with the service we provide in home and can cater specifically to a client’s needs. Call us on (09) 576 5554.
Health Shuttle Limited East Auckland.
We offer Bilingual (Mandarin & English) companion driving service in East Auckland.
Our service includes Medical Appointments transportation, for our Chinese clients, we offer interpreting and companionship as well, I sometimes help them confirm the appointments if they can’t find anyone else to help. As when they go to hospitals, there isn’t always an interpreter available. Total Mobility Card from Jan 2023 English flyer Chinese flyer
Polo Driving School: Polo Driving is passionate about helping others with additional learning needs overcome their fear of driving and obtain their licence. Driving Lessons For People With Learning Difficulties: One of the many challenges for young people and adults who have Autism, Anxiety, Asperger’s and other learning difficulties is actually learning how to drive. It isn’t just about driving, but also about being a safe driver, knowing how to respond and to be aware at all times, especially on busy Auckland roads. If your child has Anxiety, Autism, Asperger’s or other needs, a specialist driver trainer may be critical and a necessary step in learning how to drive. Professional practice continues to confirm that we can teach students with learning difficulties to learn how to drive. We can put them in a position to interact with all others road users and hold their own on the road.
