Wheelchair users wait extended times for access taxis

ABC NEWS (Australia) 2021-05-17

Views 17

The South Australian government has admitted some wheelchair users are being forced to wait unacceptably long times for access taxis. Records show that wait times significantly increase at night, which some advocates say poses a major safety risk.

Show more

Download

Report form

RELATED VIDEOS

SA Govt admits wheelchair users forced to wait too long

play

SA Govt admits wheelchair users forced to wait too long

this discussion is still ongoing. A majority of mayors and users have extended the wish to allow

play

this discussion is still ongoing. A majority of mayors and users have extended the wish to allow

Deadline for KYC completion for LPG users extended

play

Deadline for KYC completion for LPG users extended

This 3D-printed wheelchair could greatly improve lives of wheelchair users

play

This 3D-printed wheelchair could greatly improve lives of wheelchair users

This 3D-printed wheelchair could greatly improve lives of wheelchair users

play

This 3D-printed wheelchair could greatly improve lives of wheelchair users

This 3D-printed wheelchair could greatly improve lives of wheelchair users

play

This 3D-printed wheelchair could greatly improve lives of wheelchair users

Wheelchair Friendly Holidays for Wheelchair Users in India - Enable Travel

play

Wheelchair Friendly Holidays for Wheelchair Users in India - Enable Travel

Wheelchair taxis in Tasmania becoming unreliable

play

Wheelchair taxis in Tasmania becoming unreliable

Concern over lack of wheelchair taxis in regional Victoria

play

Concern over lack of wheelchair taxis in regional Victoria

Growing calls to increase number of taxis for people in wheelchairs

play

Growing calls to increase number of taxis for people in wheelchairs

This Wheelchair Lets Users Stand

play

This Wheelchair Lets Users Stand

Amazing 'bionic legs' help wheelchair users

play

Amazing 'bionic legs' help wheelchair users