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Minibuses replace taxicard scheme in Dundee

routeone Team
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Published: April 14, 2018
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The new minibus scheme has drawn ire from Dundee’s taxi drivers

Dundee City Council (DCC) has used its accessible minibuses to replace a ‘taxicard’ system in the city for users who cannot travel by conventional bus.

A previous £2 discount on taxi fares cost DCC £150,000 per year. Some of the saving has been reinvested in the minibus scheme.

DCC claims that the change will provide a better all-round service for users.

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