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Handicapped Transportation: Myths, Reality and Roles for the Future

Gregory R Latham, D Langille

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This paper has presented the current state of transportation for the handicapped in Canada. Transportation for the handicapped has seen major development in the 1970s and it would appear that the 1980s will also see significant developments. The key to successful future development will be an awareness of current and future issues and the coordination of efforts by government, consumers and service operators.

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Key concepts: Government (linguistics), State (computer science), Mythology, Business, Key (lock), Service (business), Public relations, Public administration