“Advocates fight for accessible public transport”
Item
- Title
- “Advocates fight for accessible public transport”
- Description
- In 1994, Maurice Corcoran (a wheelchair user) lodged a complaint about the South Australian government ordering 50 new buses that were not accessible. The Australian Human Rights Commission successfully negotiated for all new buses to be fitted with ramps. Then, in 1999, a protest about the lack of public transport options for people with disability saw Citizens for Accessible Public Transport block traffic in Sydney’s city centre.
- Identifier
- AC00079
- Publisher
- Disability Arts History Australia
- datePublished
- 1990s
- sourceOrganization
- Citizens for Accessible Public Transport
- creator
- Maurice Corcoran
- category
- Action
- Type
- Create Action
- Format
- Text
- inLanguage
- English
- keywords
- Disability Politics and Activism, Participation in political and public life, Access, Advocacy and awareness raising
- copyrightNotice
- © Disability Arts History Australia, Contributed by Annie Rolfe
- Item sets
- Action
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