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THE CANADIAN APPROACH TO URBAN TRANSIT FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES

Bruce Chown, T Geehan

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In this paper, the transportation framework, policy framework, funding framework, market considerations and service developments in transportation for persons with disabilities in Canada are discussed with an example of the accessible transit services in Vancouver, British Columbia.

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In this paper, the transportation framework, policy framework, funding framework, market considerations and service developments in transportation for persons with disabilities in Canada are discussed with an example of the accessible transit services in Vancouver, British Columbia.

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In this paper, the transportation framework, policy framework, funding framework, market considerations and service developments in transportation for persons with disabilities in Canada are discussed with an example of the accessible transit services in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Key concepts: Transit (satellite), Public transport, Business, Transport engineering, Service (business), Regional science, Public administration, Political science

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