In a unique and inclusive way: Social representations, public transport and interrelationships between disability, territory and environment
This article explores the social representations which public transit users and bus drivers have of users with or without disabilities, the environment and, ultimately, the territory. The analysis of rich and complex material drawn from interviews reveals what these concepts mean for participants, and also shows the way in which attitudes vary among different subgroups. These research results allow us to identify important issues related to the development of inclusive public transit in the Quebec Metropolitan Community.