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Transport handicap--its causes, its scale and its effect.

¹Greater London Association for Disabled People, Great Britain.

International Disability Studies

|January 1, 1988

Summary

Accessible public transport is crucial for disabled individuals to live independently and participate in community life. This study investigates the extent and causes of transport handicap in Greater London.

Area of Science:

Social Sciences
Urban Planning
Disability Studies

Background:

Transport is essential for independent living and community participation for disabled people.
Previous research has highlighted the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities in accessing public transportation.

Purpose of the Study:

To assess the scale, causes, and extent of transport handicap in Greater London.
To gather insights from individuals who self-identify as transport handicapped.

Main Methods:

Qualitative research approach utilizing interviews.
Consumer study focusing on public transport accessibility.

Main Results:

Identified significant transport-related barriers for disabled individuals in Greater London.

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Highlighted the direct impact of transport limitations on independence and community inclusion.

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Addressing transport handicap is vital for enhancing the quality of life and social participation of disabled people.
Policy and infrastructure improvements are needed to ensure equitable access to public transport for all individuals.