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Sometimes things can go wrong with even the best-planned trip. If a problem arises or you have a concern related to your trip, let the transportation service...
Web page | 2020-12-03
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Planning is key
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As a traveller with a disability, you should not face barriers when you travel.
It is always a good idea to plan your trip ahead of...
Web page | 2020-12-03
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It's time to go! It is essential for you to be aware of your carrier's check-in time to give yourself...
Web page | 2020-12-03
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Seating and layout
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Once onboard, if you are blind or have any other visual impairment, your carrier is required – upon your request – to describe the...
Web page | 2020-12-03
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Allergy buffer zones
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If you have a severe allergy, let your carrier know well in advance of your travel but, at a minimum, 48 hours...
Web page | 2020-12-03
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Our tips can also help you if you travel outside the country. Remember, though, that Canadian standards and rules generally don't apply in other...
Web page | 2020-12-03
Preparing to travel? These resources will help.
They will give you some ideas about how to plan and conduct your journey. They describe services designed to facilitate barrier-free travel on airplanes, trains, ferries and buses that cross a provincial/territorial or Canadian border. These...
Web page | 2020-12-03
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Getting information about the terminal
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Continue to the next video: Curbside assistance when you arrive at the terminal...
Web page | 2020-12-03
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1. Introduction
The Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) is developing new accessible transportation guidelines for medium and small transportation service providers (TSPs). These guidelines will set out what is expected of TSPs in meeting their...
Web page | 2020-12-02
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1. Introduction
The Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) is Canada’s longest-standing independent, expert tribunal and regulator. One of the CTA’s core mandates is the protection of the fundamental right of persons with disabilities to accessible...
Web page | 2020-11-26
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