Published Wednesday, July 10, 2019
Some changes to Sudbury’s transit system are coming later this summer, including the new name GOVA.
Buses are about to become a lot more accessible thanks to a series of changes being made including current lifts, which will soon become a thing of the past.
Sudbury’s new Transit Action Plan will see the lifts replaced with lower buses and ramps as the city looks to replace this aging fleet.
“It will look like a conventional bus, low floor, just a little bit smaller, and geared for our Handi-Transit residents.” said Michelle Ferrigan, of Sudbury Transit Services.
Another change in protocol is the elimination of the term “physical disability,” opening up the service to those who may be otherwise disabled.
Read more at
https://www.accessibilitynews.ca/sudburys-transit-system-to-make-accessibility-improvements/