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Medway Mobility is a weekly bus service specifically designed for people in the Medway area who:
- are frail and elderly; or
- have a disability.
It is operated by ASD Coaches on behalf of Medway Council.
How does it work?
The Medway Mobility takes you from as close as possible to your front door to the centres of Chatham, Rochester, Strood or Gillingham. It also serves Medway Maritime Hospital and Hempstead Valley.
Medway Mobility operates from a different area each day of the week. It collects you between 9.30 and 10am and returns between 12.30 and 1.30pm.
The driver will give you any help you need to get on or off the bus. It has been designed for easy access and is wheelchair-friendly.
All you need to do is register with the council. When you have received your pass, call the Medway Mobility dial-a-bus service and book your journey at least a day in advance.
What areas does it cover?
- Monday
Grain, Stoke, Allhallows, St Mary Hoo, High Halstow, Hoo and Chattenden, Twydall, Gillingham and Brompton.
- Tuesday
Cliffe, Cliffe Woods, Cooling, Wainscott, Lodge Hill, Upnor, Parkwood and Rainham.
- Wednesday
Halling, Cuxton, Strood, Frindsbury, Hempstead, Wigmore and Gillingham.
- Thursday
Borstal, Rochester and Chatham (west).
- Friday
Walderslade, Lordswood, Wayfield, Princes Park, Luton and Davis Estate.
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Who can use it? Anyone living in Medway who has difficulty using ordinary buses may apply. Download the application form (pdf 4,534KB). You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to use this file. If you do not have this on your computer, please use our advice page. Complete the form and obtain the signature of your district nurse, care manager, warden or someone else in authority whom you see regularly. Then return it to Medway Council and a pass will be issued. Pensioners and people with disabilities holding Medway free passes may also use the service.
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