Vallee D'orb
Taxi and accessible passenger transport for individuals and medical travelers in the Orb Valley area of France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Vallee D'orb
Vallée d'Orb provides taxi services and transport for people with reduced mobility (TPMR), including medically prescribed and reimbursed journeys. Its vehicles are equipped for accessible transport, with assistance for people with hearing or visual impairments.
The family-run business serves passengers across the Orb Valley and offers all-distance trips, including airport transfers. It also describes a separate ambulance service for medical transport.
The company is based in Bédarieux, France, and was founded in 1999.
Product: Taxi journeys, accessible passenger transport, and medically prescribed transport.
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