Book a Service
Simply choose the one that’s best for you
Social Car
Pre-booked transport by car for local trips, shopping, and medical appointments
Dial-a-Ride
Accessible, pre-booked transport for local trips, shopping, and similar journeys
Group Bookings
Accessible minibuses to help local organisations travel together with ease.
Our aim
Epping Forest & Harlow Community Transport
Provides safe, reliable travel for people who:
Our service helps residents of Epping Forest and Harlow District stay connected and independent.
Areas We Cover
Local to Epping & Harlow
Epping Forest Community Transport covers all of the Epping Forest area, from Chigwell in the South up to Sheering, Roydon in the East, over to High Ongar.
Harlow Community Transport covers all of the Harlow area, From Sumners in the south up to Little Parndon, Old Harlow in the East, over to Harlow Common.
We want your feedback and suggestions
Your feedback and suggestions are invaluable in helping us understand what we do well and where we can improve our services. We welcome your views and use them to continually develop and enhance the support we provide to the people and communities we serve.
We serve those who cannot access conventional transport
This may be due to age, disability, or rural isolation, offering a vital lifeline that connects people to friends, services, and opportunities. So we operate a reliable, inclusive, and cost-effective transport service
The charity relies on a wonderful team of volunteer drivers
Volunteers generously give their time and commitment to meet the community’s needs. They make a real difference — helping local people access shops, healthcare, and famity and social activities.
Become a registered member and enjoy all the benefits
Download a member’s application form from this website, or request one by phoning our booking line To use our services, all passengers (including escorts) & groups must register to become members
Our members describe the difficulties they face and how our service helps
Some of our community members describe the difficulties they face getting around or using public transport and explain how a little our service with a little consideration goes a really long way.