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Plants Luxury Travel’s second gen passes Cat D

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Published: April 24, 2017
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Gemma Plant, daughter of Plants Luxury Travel Directors Julie and Mark

Gemma Plant, 19, daughter of Cheadle, Staffs-based Plants Luxury Travel Directors Julie and Mark Plant, passed her Category D driving test for full-size coaches on Thursday last week (20 April).

Gemma completed her training in Wolverhampton and was ready to take the test at Featherstone two days earlier, but a problem with the training vehicle saw it cancelled.

However, she was able to secure an appointment in Nottingham on Thursday and came away with a pass.

“Gemma starts work at a local primary school looking after a child with special needs this week, so her driving will be worked around that, but she will remain involved in other aspects of the business as time allows,” says Julie.

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