>> Of course these days you can get them new with low floors, but unless you've a whole crew (or krewe, given Easy City ;) Of wheeled folk, having a single lift in back and a regular boarding door so the vertical folk can pile on <<
There are "kneeling" buses too, that lower and raise themselves. For most purposes, the best setup is a lift and one or two wheelchair docks, plus regular seats. In T-America, many apartment buildings or other organizations have their own shuttlebus for group outings and this style is very popular for that. There are also all-wheelchair buses. I think I showed one of those for a wheelchair basketball team.
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dancing_serpent
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Date: 2017-12-19 07:20 am (UTC)Yes, that's been in her sheet all along.
>> Good bus. Ford make good kit. <<
:D
>> Of course these days you can get them new with low floors, but unless you've a whole crew (or krewe, given Easy City ;)
Of wheeled folk, having a single lift in back and a regular boarding door so the vertical folk can pile on <<
There are "kneeling" buses too, that lower and raise themselves. For most purposes, the best setup is a lift and one or two wheelchair docks, plus regular seats. In T-America, many apartment buildings or other organizations have their own shuttlebus for group outings and this style is very popular for that. There are also all-wheelchair buses. I think I showed one of those for a wheelchair basketball team.