Safer journeys for vulnerable children.
Drivers in SEND home-to-school transport already complete safeguarding training as part of their licence. Safe.Cab gives them what comes next: ongoing, route-relevant guidance and reporting tools through Omni, the Mobility Exchange app built for the licensed trade.
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Trained drivers, supported continuously.
Drivers in SEND home-to-school transport carry a particular kind of responsibility. The children they collect each morning may have non-verbal communication needs, medical conditions, sensory sensitivities, or behavioural patterns that shift day to day.
Statutory safeguarding training gives every licensed driver the foundation. But that foundation is delivered once, often years ago. Nothing nationally consistent provides ongoing operational guidance for the realities of the SEND route.
Safe.Cab fills that gap. Through Omni, accredited SEND drivers receive route-relevant updates on communication strategies, behavioural support, medical considerations, and escalation pathways. The training never goes stale.
Continuous guidance, direct to every driver's phone.
Council backs Safe.Cab SEND
The authority commissions the SEND campaign topic to support drivers in home-to-school transport across the area.
Drivers attend a session
Registered as Safe.Cab SEND providers and issued accreditation, signalling their additional commitment to families and schools.
Ongoing SEND guidance, in their pocket
Daily updates from council SEND officers and educational psychologists. Communication strategies, behavioural support, medical considerations.
Reporting one tap away
Quick-access contacts for the school, the council SEND team, and emergency services. Ready the moment a driver needs them.
Bring Safe.Cab SEND to your area.
Tell us about your home-to-school transport setup. We will arrange a short briefing for your safeguarding and SEND teams.