Wheelchair bay trial sparks accessibility debate
Singapore's Land Transport Authority is trialing a shared priority bay system on buses for both wheelchair users and strollers. Critics argue this creates unnecessary competition for space, as wheelchair users have no alternative transport options compared to parents with strollers.
Why it matters
The debate highlights the tension between inclusive public policy and the practical accessibility needs of disabled commuters.
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