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Monday, March 25, 1974
He pointed out that in Britain there were special "low bridge"
type vehicles with a single low step into the bottom saloon.
Mr. Miller also complained at the absence of proper queue rails
to assist in the orderly boarding of buses, and said that more seats should
be provided by the Urban Services Department at the main bus station "to
improve the general appearance of what otherwise appear to be austere and
functional pieces of land".
Turning to taxis, Mr. Miller said there might be some advantage
by ensuring that they were specially built to provide easier means of
access for passengers "many of whom find it difficult getting in and out
of these cars!
In conclusion, Mr. Miller said he hoped the symposium "will have
given us all food for thought and we can go away with renewed vigour and
determination to ensure that the needs of the entire community are catered
for in the futuro".
M