Difference between revisions of "Low-floor buses"

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Low-floor buses have proliferated over the last several decades do the benefits they confer to the transit operator and customer.
 
Low-floor buses have proliferated over the last several decades do the benefits they confer to the transit operator and customer.
  
Reduces time required to board, especially for those with limited mobility (the elderly, the disabled, and those in wheelchairs.
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Reduces time required to board, especially for those with limited mobility (the elderly, the disabled, and those in wheelchairs.)
  
 
[[File:Low floor bus.jpg|thumb|300px|A North County (San Diego) Transit District bus pulls up to a curb, demonstrating the ease of boarding a low floor bus. Photo by Flickr user LA Wad.]]
 
[[File:Low floor bus.jpg|thumb|300px|A North County (San Diego) Transit District bus pulls up to a curb, demonstrating the ease of boarding a low floor bus. Photo by Flickr user LA Wad.]]

Revision as of 18:41, 30 July 2012

Introduction

Low-floor buses have proliferated over the last several decades do the benefits they confer to the transit operator and customer.

Reduces time required to board, especially for those with limited mobility (the elderly, the disabled, and those in wheelchairs.)

A North County (San Diego) Transit District bus pulls up to a curb, demonstrating the ease of boarding a low floor bus. Photo by Flickr user LA Wad.

Benefits

Further Reading