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CENTRE NAME Vehicle Type Cost Per Journey CENTRE NAME Vehicle Type Cost Per Journey AW_Lot_no BALERNO COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL PCV (36 to 55 passenger seats) £92.50 Lot 1 BALERNO COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Taxi / Private Hire Car (Up to 8 Pass Seats) Metered Taxi - Variable Lot 1 BALERNO COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL MiniBus to 16 Seats £61.00 Lot 1 BALERNO COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL MiniBus to 16 Seats £64.90 Lot 1 BALERNO COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL PCV Single deck (56 or more passenger seats) Bus Pass Lot 1 BALERNO COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL PCV Single deck (56 or more passenger seats) Bus Pass Lot 1 BOROUGHMUIR HIGH SCHOOL Taxi / Private Hire Car (Up to 8 Pass Seats) Metered Taxi - Variable Lot 1 BOROUGHMUIR HIGH SCHOOL Taxi / Private Hire Car (Up to 8 Pass Seats) Metered Taxi - Variable Lot 2 BOROUGHMUIR HIGH SCHOOL PCV Single deck (56 or more passenger seats) Bus Pass Lot 1 BOROUGHMUIR HIGH SCHOOL PCV Single deck (56 or more passenger seats) Bus Pass Lot 1 BOROUGHMUIR HIGH SCHOOL PCV Single deck (56 or more 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