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The Advisory Committee on Accessible Transit (ACAT) is making it easier for all riders to take the bus. They have created “Accessibility Flashcards”.
Why were the Accessibility Flashcards created? All TTC buses are equipped with a ramp at the front door, and have the ability to "kneel", or lower the bus floor. It's another way to indicate to an operator and riders that the bus needs lowering, or that the ramp needs to be deployed.
Who can use them? Anyone who feels they can benefit from the use of the kneeling feature or ramp may request they be activated. These features can assist people who:
Where can they be found? The Accessible Flashcards are available at TTC Customer Service at 1900 Yonge Street (Davisville subway station), or by calling TTC Customer Service at 416-393-3030.
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