North Holderness Community Transport (HART) has recently taken delivery of a new Mellor Strata LF, ordered to support increasing demand for accessible, town-based transport across the Holderness area. The order reflects their ongoing investment in practical, passenger-focused vehicles that meet the day-to-day needs of local residents.

The Strata LF was selected for its low-floor design, ease of passenger entry, and adaptability. It provides up to 16 seats, including a versatile lower floor section with detachable seats allowing for easy access, wheelchair use, and space for walking aids or shopping bags and prams. This flexibility makes it particularly well suited to North Holderness Transport town services and door to door shopper routes.

Additional specifications include front destination display, saloon passenger heating, and a CCTV system for added safety. All seats are fitted with lap and diagonal seatbelts suitable for all ages, and the vehicle incorporates designated storage space without reducing accessibility.

Caroline Wegrzyn, Business Manager at North Holderness Transport, commented:

“The Drivers love it and it makes their job a lot easier, particularly in the town centre where people are often travelling with shopping trollies and prams. Passengers really like it too, it’s easy to get on and off, and it feels light, airy, and spacious inside.”

The new Strata is now in service and is already making a difference across local routes. Mellor-built vehicles now account for 22% of North Holderness Transport’s operational fleet. The order reinforces HART’s focus on practical, modern transport solutions that support everyday travel.