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The Alliance Owners of Public Transport is expanding and has been outlining plans to improve the lives of members, while ensuring that they are adequately trained to work in the industry.
These plans were revealed by Chairman of the Alliance Owners of Public Transport, Roy Raphael, during an awards ceremony at Atlantis Submarines recently, to recognise several public service vehicle owners for their good work.
Mr. Raphael says almost 20 new drivers have been added to the Transportation Augmentation Programme, or TAP programme.
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