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The American Public Transportation Association’s (APTA) Accessibility Consensus Standards Program made three recommended practices available for public comment.
The documents will be posted for 60 days ending July 15, 2009. APTA encourages those in the industry to visit its APTA Standards Website and review the documents, by scrolling down to the “Announcements section, here: www.aptastandards.com/APTAStandards/tabid/36/Default.aspx.
For further information APTA invites you to download “How To Comment: Making Your Voice Known” at www.apta.com/about/committees/access/documents/how_to_comment_09.pdf.
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