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05/18/2006

Slow Station Rehabs Leave People with Disabilities in the Lurch

    Michael Harris of the Disabled Riders Coalition discusses subway accessibility challenges and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's obligation to make 100 high-traffic stations accessible to wheelchair users by the year 2020. Published in Courier-Life Publications on March 31 and May 18, 2006. Read the story.

Posted at 04:18 PM in Brooklyn, Courier-Life Publications, Disabilities and Special Needs, Government, Law and Politics, Transportation |

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