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'Wheelchairs don't fold': Disabled People's Association, users concerned over LTA's priority bay trial

'Wheelchairs don't fold': Disabled People's Association, users concerned over LTA's priority bay trial
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The Disabled People's Association in Singapore is raising concerns over a new public transport trial that shares priority bus bays between wheelchair users and parents with strollers. Advocates argue that wheelchair users rely on these bays as an essential accessibility feature, whereas strollers are often foldable.

The conversation over the Land Transport Authority's (LTA) "First to Board, First to Use" trial has evolved beyond strollers and prams, with wheelchair users and disability advocates weighing in their concerns on accessibility needs and wants.

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