Welcome to Westmorland Albert Transpo
Making our community a better place by helping you get where you need to go!
Welcome to Westmorland Albert Transpo
Making our community a better place by helping you get where you need to go!
Our Partners
END OF THE CONTEST 'WIN $1000 IN NEW TIRES'
The winners are ...
Contest started in June
Contest started in June
1st winner : Arlo Fisher
2nd winner : Bruno Leitner
Contest started in June
Contest started in June
Contest started in June
All you had to do to be entered is refer a volunteer driver OR become one yourself!
About Us
How We're Helping
How We're Helping
How We're Helping
We are a community-based organization focused on helping make the world around us a better, happier place. With the help of volunteer drivers, we provide safe and affordable transportation to seniors, those with disabilities and low income households.
Get Involved
How We're Helping
How We're Helping
Are you passionate about what we're doing? Let us know! We are always looking for volunteer drivers.
Thank You
How We're Helping
Thank You
Whether you help through monetary donations, volunteering your time, or spreading our mission through word-of-mouth, thank you. We couldn't accomplish our goals without the help of supporters like you.
WA Transpo
WA Transpo is a volunteer-powered group comprised of registered charities created in response to an ever-growing need in our rural communities for safe, affordable, reliable transportation. We offer our transportation services to our clients and those services have grown from providing transport to and from medical appointments to include scheduled transportation to shopping, other appointments and recreational activities. We do our very best to accommodate all travel requests, but generally require 48 hours notice.
Become a Client
In order to use our service, you must first be registered as a client. Becoming a client is easy! Give us a call at (506)962-3073 or download and fill out the Client Registration form at the bottom of this page and return it to us via mail email to watranspodispatch@gmail.com, and we’ll contact you as soon as possible.
How much does it cost?
Ride fees are based on the distance you travel. We charge a nominal fee for rides and also offer a subsidized rate (which is approximately 65% lower) for low income individuals and families. Call us for a quote at (506) 962-3073, and we will do our best to accommodate you.
Volunteer as a Driver
Our volunteer drivers are the heart and the backbone of our organization. Those who choose to become volunteer drivers with Rural Rides are offering much more than a drive – they are offering independence, security, and the ability to remain in a rural community.
If you’re interested in joining Rural Rides as a volunteer driver, we’d love to hear from you! Drivers must be 21 years old or older, possess a valid New Brunswick driver’s license, have an RCMP background check, possess a registered vehicle (or vehicles) that are clean and presentable with valid safety inspections, possess supplemental insurance that is reimbursed by Rural Rides (contact us for more details.)
We ask that our volunteers be available a minimum of 4 hours per month. However, none of our drivers are expected to devote long periods to this service or to disrupt their personal schedules. Drivers are community volunteers!
Give us a call at (506) 962-3073 or simply download and fill out the form below and email it to us at watranspodispatch@gmail.com
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Riverview and Memramcook area
If you have a few hours a week and would like to help your neighbour or someone in need of transportation, we are currently looking for Volunteer Drivers.
Volunteer Drivers can make such a difference in someone’s life by driving them to a medical appointment, food bank, or shopping, etc.
Drivers’ are reimbursed 0.41 c/kilometre and must complete
screening requirements.
If you are interested in becoming a Volunteer Driver,
please contact 962-3073.
Community Solutions for Rural Mobility
Canadian Institute of Transportation Engineer
Fall 2019
Trevor Hanson explores how volunteer driver programs in New Brunswick are providing lessons in rural transportation planning for older adults and non-drivers