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Moped hire and Bicycle scheme
Contact us at info@w2wcd.org.uk
0191 3038442
07597 278 208
07466 068 668
We help you get to work, apprenticeships or further education when transport is a struggle.
Wheels 2 Work is a moped-loan and bicycle scheme which aims to help residents of County Durham access or sustain employment, apprenticeships or further education that would otherwise be difficult due to public transport connections or out-of-hour work patterns. The scheme will also enable you to look further afield for work. If your journey is not too far or a moped is not for you, why not apply for a bicycle. For more information click here for our moped scheme or here for our bicycle scheme. If you live in Darlington, Stockton, Hartlepool, Middlesbrough, Redcar or Cleveland please click here
PLEASE NOTE;
*WE CURRENTLY HAVE A WAIT LIST AND IT MAY TAKE LONGER THAN USUAL TO GET YOU ON THE SCHEME. WE APOLOGISE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE
*50CC MOPEDS ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE AND THE LOWER AGE LIMITED HAS INCREASED FROM 16 YEARS OLD TO 17 YEARS OLD. WE APOLOGISE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE
*THE UP FRONT PAYMENT IS NOW £130.00
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Joining Wheels 2 Work can save you up to £345.00
To help keep you safe we provide all our riders with a helmet, Jacket, gloves and high visibility vest
Average cost Cost to Wheels 2 Work Clients
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CBT training £130.00 FREE
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Helmet £80.00 FREE -
Gloves £24.00 FREE -
Jacket £60.00 FREE -
Hi Vis £3.00 FREE -
Screamer lock £38.00 FREE -
Bow lock £10.00 FREE -
£345.00 FREE
You will also save on locks, insurance (vehicle only), servicing, MOT, tax and breakdown recovery, which are also included in the scheme free of charge.
Office Hours (0191 3038442)
Monday 9.30am to 2.00pm
Tuesday 9.30am to 2.00pm
Wednesday 9.30am to 2.00pm
Thursday 9.30am to 2.00pm
Friday 9.30pm to 12.30pm
You can also use any of the following methods if you wish to contact us outside of these times
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Email: info@w2wcd.org.uk
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Tel: 07597278208
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Tel: 07466068668
**Please note the office is closed bank holidays
Wheels 2 Work has helped 286 people into or to retain employment, apprenticeships or further education
