Accessible Transit News Today

The city of Fredericton signed a new contract for its accessible transit program that, according to the city's transit manager, will include meeting the growing demand for rides.

Delays on the MBTA's paratransit service can make a simple trip a lengthy headache, but riders say they couldn't live without it.

Some wheel-trans users are speaking out after being asked to re-apply for the service, and worry they now won't be eligible. The TTC says the changes are based on the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act guidelines, and help ensure equity.

There is growing concern among longtime Wheel-Trans customers who say they received notices stating that they have to re-register for the vital service. 

There is growing concern among longtime Wheel-Trans customers who say they received notices stating that they have to re-register for the vital service. 

The money will go towards improving station accessibility and creating more open, public space in the surrounding area.

Metrobus general manager Judy Powell says the wait-list will improve the dependability of the service as it will allow for drivers not to be overbooked, which usually results in late pickups or cancellations.

All three levels of government are contributing cash to 18 new transportation projects for the St. John's area.

Representatives from the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) celebrated the completion of accessibility upgrades at Lansdowne Station on Feb. 27.

A long-awaited and much needed new TTC website launches this week and the design focus is on mobile phones. A new website was promised back in 2018...