NY/NJ Super Bowl - Word on the street is transportation
Promotional campaign touting public transportation for Super Bowl XVLIII.
Promotional campaign touting public transportation for Super Bowl XVLIII.
Agency offers a $10 payment for each trip for a passenger with a wheelchair, and for trips outside the central part of the city, a credit for a front-of-the-line pass for customers at San Francisco International Airport.
While one agency reaches the end of its "cooling-off period" and another could strike any time, passengers say they are disproportionately affected.
The city of Binghamton is considering cutting funds normally issued to Catholic Charities' Retired Senior Volunteer Program, which provides free rides to seniors. The program is typically awarded between $10,000 and $15,000.
The Office of Student Life Disability Services reviews and accepts students with permanent or temporary disabilities to use the service.
The e-Government Prize recognizes accomplishments that make the most of information and communications technologies that facilitate access to improved, integrated, and citizen-focused services provided at all times and for all locations.
To comply with the new voluntary industry standard known as WC18, wheelchair tiedowns or other securement devices must pass two different dynamic strength tests.
May change the price from $4.00 to $3.00. In a recent state survey measuring the impact of the 2012 hikes on seniors, a majority of RIDE users whose income is less than $2,000 per month said they cut back on food, personal grooming and transit trips.
The extension, which was recommended by the RABA staff, is set to begin July 1, 2014.
Robert M. Werth, a native of Falls Church, Va., is the founder/president of Diamond Transportation Services Inc., one of the largest wheelchair-accessible fleets in the mid-Atlantic region.
Proposal is part of effort to better connect area with local transportation. Other plans include streetcars and changes to the university's shuttle system.
After classroom lessons, which cover universal topics such as how to buy tickets, participants practice boarding and make an escorted round trip on Metro light rail.
Lift Line, RGRTA’s paratransit system, is paying for the service with $10,500 in funds from the FTA and local partners.
Bus drivers were blindfolded before having to board their own vehicle and buy a ticket as part of a campaign to raise awareness of the barriers faced by visually impaired or blind passengers.
The vehicles can accommodate three ambulatory passengers and one standard size wheelchair passenger.
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