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Transportation for the Disabled in Canada: An Overview

Claude Forcier

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This paper describes how providing mobility for the disabled is a very complex issue. The variety and diversity of requirements are so great that no single transportation option could solve the variety of problems currently being encountered. Canada has come a long way but there are still some barriers that have to be overcome, and no law can overcome changes in attitudes to the introduction of new technologies. A better understanding will certainly contribute to improved transportation for the disabled.

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This paper describes how providing mobility for the disabled is a very complex issue. The variety and diversity of requirements are so great that no single transportation option could solve the variety of problems currently being encountered. Canada has come a long way but there are still some barriers that have to be overcome, and no law can overcome changes in attitudes to the introduction of new technologies. A better understanding will certainly contribute to improved transportation for the disabled.

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This paper describes how providing mobility for the disabled is a very complex issue. The variety and diversity of requirements are so great that no single transportation option could solve the variety of problems currently being encountered. Canada has come a long way but there are still some barriers that have to be overcome, and no law can overcome changes in attitudes to the introduction of new technologies. A better understanding will certainly contribute to improved transportation for the disabled.

Key concepts: Variety (cybernetics), Diversity (politics), Disabled people, Risk analysis (engineering), Computer science, Business, Engineering ethics, Transport engineering

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