Country Women's Association Bathurst members want the Driver Reviver initiative to return in 2024.
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00:00 This is most probably one of the best things that we do, we did, we used to have available
00:07 for people that travelled distances to have a break.
00:11 We have toilet facilities, tea and coffee, room for the children to run around and get
00:15 out and stop driving mum and dad mad.
00:18 And just to get a break, they get a cup of tea or a cup of coffee, we have cordial for
00:23 the kids, we have milo for the kids in the winter time, and there's biscuits as well,
00:29 so they've got a reason to stop and not just climb straight back in the car as soon as
00:33 they get their coffee.
00:35 There is a donation box but that's optional, people can or whatever, we have maps of the
00:41 local area so if people want to know of a shortcut, they don't want to go through town
00:45 we show them which way to go, and just ask them how they're going to see what sort of
00:50 place they're going to, just to keep them busy and occupied away from the steering wheel,
00:55 even if it's only for 5 or 10 minutes, we'd very much like to come back and look at it.
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