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BIC Submission into the modernisation to the Disability Standards for Accessible Public Transport 2002 (Transport Standards)

This submission is a response to an email request from the Disabilities Transport Access Secretariat (Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications) on July 21, 2020 from Ms Jessica Hall and Mr Kevin Cocks AM, respective Chairs of the National Accessible Transport Steering Committee and the National Accessible Transport Taskforce (NATT). This submission provides […]

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BIC Submission into the modernisation to the Disability Standards for Accessible Public Transport 2002 (Transport Standards)

This submission is a response to an email request from the Disabilities Transport Access Secretariat (Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications) on July 21, 2020 from Ms Jessica Hall and Mr Kevin Cocks AM, respective Chairs of the National Accessible Transport Steering Committee and the National Accessible Transport Taskforce (NATT). This submission provides […]

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Esther Howard
@Esther. · 1 month ago
The Federal Budget is in! And while there are some wins for the bus and coach industry, there's a big gap we can't ignore.
Our CEO Varenya Mohan-Ram said it best: "The $10.3 billion transport infrastructure package has largely forgotten the bus industry. Given that we are the most cost effective form of public transport.
Esther Howard
@Esther. · 1 month ago
The Federal Budget is in! And while there are some wins for the bus and coach industry, there's a big gap we can't ignore.
Our CEO Varenya Mohan-Ram said it best: "The $10.3 billion transport infrastructure package has largely forgotten the bus industry. Given that we are the most cost effective form of public transport.
Esther Howard
@Esther. · 1 month ago
The Federal Budget is in! And while there are some wins for the bus and coach industry, there's a big gap we can't ignore.
Our CEO Varenya Mohan-Ram said it best: "The $10.3 billion transport infrastructure package has largely forgotten the bus industry. Given that we are the most cost effective form of public transport.