In "proper" British English, can you "reach" someone to a location?

My mother in law keeps using the word "reach" as a synonym for "take" (or "transport"):

*"I'll reach you to the train station."*

It sounds incorrect to me, but she's adamant that the word "reach" is being used correctly. We're both native English speakers.

I can't find any information to support her (unless I'm mistaken):
<http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/reach>
<http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/business-english/reach_2>

The closest I could find was...

*"We live within (easy) reach of the station."*

Who's correct? :)