Cabbies share goodwill for Christmas Eve
Roma's cab company is giving back to their community, offering free tours to see Christmas lights around town.
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'FREE cab rides to all, and to all a good night' will become the motto for Roma Cabs this evening, when drivers offer up their services for a one-night-only Christmas light tour.
While it isn't the first time the company has held a Christmas light tour, owner Jenny Noble said this is the first time that free sightseeing will be open to everyone in the community.
"We used to run the Christmas light tours for the elderly and disables here in Roma, but this time we are welcoming everyone.
"The community and kids deserve it, and we want them to have a fun and safe time.
"People in town put so much effort into the lights, but not every family has a car to take the kids to see them all
"Instead of wandering the streets they can call our bus or maxi taxi, we will pick them up, and have the kids home to get in bed before Santa comes,” she said.
To join the Christmas lights tour, locals can call Jenny Noble on 0428 222 345.
Originally published as Cabbies share goodwill for Christmas Eve
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