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Message to
the Public
When taking public transport
services, people with disabilities encounter various
difficulties. They may require special caring
and attention from the general public. It is a
civic virtue to let people with disabilities use
the public transport services as respectful as
the general public. As such, both the general
public and operators of various transport modes
should be considerate, patient, polite and helpful
to people with disabilities because they may require
a longer boarding and alighting time than other
passengers when using the public transport services
due to their mobility difficulties.
To achieve this, the following
actions have been undertaken :
- all staff of transport operators have been
trained to offer assistance to people with disabilities
during boarding and alighting when requested;
- priority seats inside train, bus and vessel
have been designated for people with disabilities
and senior persons; and
- notice has been displaced at bus stop to
advise waiting passengers to let people with
disability board the bus first.
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