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Disabled Edmonton man denied accessible bus service due to windrows outside home
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CityNews Edmonton
Once a week he takes Edmonton Dedicated Accessible Transit Service (DATS) to shop, get what he needs, and get some fresh air.
Marcacinni says the DATS bus could not lower the ramp for him to get on because of the windrows outside his home that go down the street.
Edmonton Transit tells CityNews it did not receive any reports this week from operators or clients about service refusals due to unsafe conditions.
Ryan King, who depends on Dedicated Accessible Transit Services (DATS).
But if the windrows aren’t cleared, he still can’t take the bus, and he would be forced to stay home.