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ADS TRANSPORT - BABY/CHILD SEAT?

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Hello everybody,


And thankyou for your support!

We have had concerned residents and indeed visitors worried over transporting babies/kids in PRIVATE HIRE VEHICLES (PHVS) in the last few weeks.

ADS DOES provide seating for kids for a nominal fee(?2) and can also hold on to YOUR seat should you prefer to use yours. We

will store it in our office till you return, or use it to pick you up!


Should you rather not have a seat, you are still legally able to travel with your kids without a seat,in a PHV providing appropriate RESTRAINTS are in place.


Our seats are available but must be booked in advance to secure availability as we have limited stock.


As we approach the school hols, ADS wishes everyone A GOOD ONE!!!

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