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Appendix B: Terminal Code – Compliance by Via Rail with Public Information Requirements
Overall Compliance Ranking Canadian rail terminals The PDF of Appendix B shows the Overall Compliance Ranking of various Canadian terminals. Page 1 of the PDF is divided into 2 tables: the first reflecting the Overall Compliance Ranking from December 2009, and the second reflecting the Overall...
Web page | 2015-09-11
Ferry Accessibility for Persons with Disabilities
INTRODUCTION A. The Canadian Transportation Agency The Canadian Transportation Agency (formerly known as the National Transportation Agency of Canada) is a quasi-judicial administrative tribunal of the federal government. Under Canadian legislation, the Agency has the responsibility for ensuring...
Publication | 2014-11-05
Passenger Rail Car Accessibility: Terms and Conditions
Purpose of this Code of Practice The purpose of this Code of Practice is to improve the accessibility of rail travel to persons with disabilities. In the 1995 TransAccess Information Base (Values in the TransAccess Information Base are age-adjusted projections of the figures for adults residing in...
Publication | 2016-01-21
FAQs: Accessible Transportation for Persons with Disabilities Regulations
Watch the ASL videos Background Q1. Why did the Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) develop these regulations? ASL version of Q1. Why did the Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) develop these regulations? Continue to the next video: Q2. How do the ATDPR...
Web page | 2019-07-10
A What We Heard Summary Report on Accessible Transportation
Table of Contents Executive Summary Introduction Background Consultative Process What We Heard - Communications What We Heard - Training What We Heard - International Air Services What We Heard - Technical Standards What We Heard - Systemic Issues...
Web page | 2017-05-10
Passenger Terminal Accessibility
Purpose of this Code of Practice The purpose of this Code is to provide a minimum level of accessibility for passenger terminals across Canada and to further improve the accessibility of terminals for persons with disabilities on a systemic basis as they use the federal transportation system. The...
Publication | 2007-01-02
Opening remarks from Ms. France Pégeot (Chair and Chief Executive Officer, Canadian Transportation Agency) to the Standing Committee on Public Accounts - April 17, 2023
Thank you very much, Mr. Chair. I would like to thank the Committee for the invitation to appear today. With me is Tom Oommen, Director General, Analysis and Outreach, at the Canadian Transportation Agency. The Agency's mandate is based on the Canada Transportation Act and contributes to the...
Speeches | 2023-04-17
Context - Summary of the evidence received by the Agency on ESAs in 2019
On June 25, 2020, the Canadian Transportation Agency's (CTA) new Accessible Transportation for Persons with Disabilities Regulations (ATPDR) came into force. They establish modern legally binding requirements for accessible services, technical standards for equipment, communications, training, and...
Web page | 2022-12-07
Canadian Transportation Agency launches consultation on accessible transportation as Phase 1 of its Regulatory Modernization Initiative
June 6, 2016 – Gatineau, QC – Canadian Transportation Agency As part of the Regulatory Modernization Initiative announced last week, the Agency is launching the first phase of its regulatory review, which focuses on accessible transportation. To advance this initiative, the Agency will be meeting...
News | 2016-06-06
Accessible Transportation Planning and Reporting Regulations Highlights
Overview Accessible Canada act Framework The Accessible Canada Act (ACA) came into effect on July 11, 2019. In order to remove and prevent barriers in matters falling within federal jurisdiction, including some transportation, the ACA sets out three planning and reporting requirements:...
Web page | 2021-12-22

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