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April 12th 04, 03:49 PM
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Disabled 'to sue for Tube access'
On Fri, 09 Apr 2004 13:42:12 GMT, Steve wrote:
Does anybody why wheelchair users are allowed to travel for free? Actually, before you do, let me make one thing clear - I am all for making travel in London more accessible for wheelchair-bound and disabled people. I think we all agree on this point - why should they be discriminated against? But I have a problem with the fact that they are allowed to travel free? Is this not rather discriminatory in itself? I suspect that *most* wheelchair passengers would be entitled to a normal TfL disabled pass. -- Thomas Covenant Please observe reply to Address. Unsolicited mail to "From" address deleted unread. |
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