The service starts on Tuesday, July 8 and operates two days a week ” Tuesday and Thursday mornings ” at $4 a head to cover the cost of fuel.
Twenty-four and 11-seater buses provided by Billy Dower Youth Centre will be driven by volunteers.
MARC member Letitia Shaw has been swimming at the centre twice a week for 15 years and came up with the idea.
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So far 40 people have registered interest along with Bruce Campbell and Geoff Walker who will donate their time as drivers.
Mr Campbell was a truck driver and has been a volunteer driver since moving to Mandurah from Sydney in 1999.
He volunteers for People Who Care and Silver Chain and helped out at Ac-cent Mandurah.
Mr Walker has used the centre several times a week since 2004 and, as an early morning swimmer, put up his hand to drive the bus. He is also a volunteer and founding director of the Houses of Healing Foundation.
Tickets are available from MARC reception at 5.30am before departure at 5.40am, returning about 8.15am.