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♿ WHO WAS IN THE WRONG HERE… OR COULD EVERYONE HAVE DONE MORE? Kai tries to get on a bus with his child, who is using a wheelchair. But the wheelchair space already has two buggies in it. The driver explains there isn’t enough space. Kai feels like he’s being refused access. For me, I can understand BOTH sides. The driver can’t magically create space, but surely there were other options. Could the buggies have been folded down and the children safely sat with their parents? Could the driver have contacted control, as Kai requested? Could arrangements have been made to make sure the next bus had space available? This is where being a community matters. Sometimes it’s not about “That’s not my problem.” Sometimes it’s about looking around and asking, “What can I do to help somebody else?” If folding two buggies safely creates space for a wheelchair user, surely that is worth considering. Nobody should have to feel embarrassed, excluded or like they’re causing a problem simply because they need wheelchair access. Who do you think was in the wrong? The driver, the buggy users, nobody… or could EVERYONE have handled it better? Help me make it make sense. Don’t worry… I’ll wait. 👇🏾 Wheelchair access, disability awareness, public transport, parents, buggies, accessibility, community, inclusion. Awareness Notice: This post is shared for disability awareness, accessibility and respectful public discussion. Individual bus policies and circumstances can vary, and passenger safety must always come first.
♿ WHO WAS IN THE WRONG HERE… OR COULD EVERYONE HAVE DONE MORE? Kai tries to get on a bus with his child, who is using a wheelchair. But the wheelchair space already has two buggies in it. The driver explains there isn’t enough space. Kai feels like he’s being refused access. For me, I can understand BOTH sides. The driver can’t magically create space, but surely there were other options. Could the buggies have been folded down and the children safely sat with their parents? Could the driver have contacted control, as Kai requested? Could arrangements have been made to make sure the next bus had space available? This is where being a community matters. Sometimes it’s not about “That’s not my problem.” Sometimes it’s about looking around and asking, “What can I do to help somebody else?” If folding two buggies safely creates space for a wheelchair user, surely that is worth considering. Nobody should have to feel embarrassed, excluded or like they’re causing a problem simply because they need wheelchair access. Who do you think was in the wrong? The driver, the buggy users, nobody… or could EVERYONE have handled it better? Help me make it make sense. Don’t worry… I’ll wait. 👇🏾 Wheelchair access, disability awareness, public transport, parents, buggies, accessibility, community, inclusion. Awareness Notice: This post is shared for disability awareness, accessibility and respectful public discussion. Individual bus policies and circumstances can vary, and passenger safety must always come first.

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