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Ferries and coaches: lifts, evacuation, and seasickness planning
These journeys often combine terminals, ramps, vehicle decks, and onboard spaces with varying staff support. The booking may look simple but the access chain can break at transfer points.
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These journeys often combine terminals, ramps, vehicle decks, and onboard spaces with varying staff support. The booking may look simple but the access chain can break at transfer points.
- Exact boarding and disembarkation process for wheelchair users
- Whether you stay in your chair or transfer…
- Lift availability between decks and what happens if…
- Accessible toilet location and whether it remains available…
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- 1Exact boarding and disembarkation process for wheelchair users
- 2Whether you stay in your chair or transfer to a provided seat
- 3Lift availability between decks and what happens if lift is out of service
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These journeys often combine terminals, ramps, vehicle decks, and onboard spaces with varying staff support. The booking may look simple but the access chain can break at transfer points.
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- People dealing with ferries.
- People dealing with coaches.
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These journeys often combine terminals, ramps, vehicle decks, and onboard spaces with varying staff support. The booking may look simple but the access chain can break at transfer points.
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These journeys often combine terminals, ramps, vehicle decks, and onboard spaces with varying staff support. The booking may look simple but the access chain can break at transfer points.
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- Whether you stay in your chair or transfer to a provided seat.
- Lift availability between decks and what happens if lift is out of service.
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At a glance
- These journeys often combine terminals, ramps, vehicle decks, and onboard spaces with varying staff support. The booking may look simple…
- Exact boarding and disembarkation process for wheelchair users.
- Whether you stay in your chair or transfer to a provided seat.
- Evidence that helps: Exact boarding and disembarkation process for wheelchair users
- Avoid: Exact boarding and disembarkation process for wheelchair users
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