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Jack Taylor typed: "Neil Williams" wrote in message ... It doesn't take a quarter of the coach, either. It takes about 2 bays (or 5-6 one-side rows of airlines) which is quite a bit less. We weren't discussing the size of the disabled toilet - we were discussing the area taken up by the disabled toilet, , which is the entire area between one vestibule and the corridor connection at the end of the vehicle. How can it be that we are not discussing the size of the disabled toilet? This part of the thread is in answer to and relates solely to your statement that ".... there have been many complaints about the fact the the Electrostar and Turbostar (the diesel version) devote one third of an entire coach to the disabled-access toilet," If you want to add "the seating reserved for wheelchair passengers and their companions and for bicycle stowage", you should have done so in the first instance. But it still doesn't amount to one-third of an entire coach, does it? Your hole is big enough. Why don't you stop digging? -- Bob |
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