Ensure that mobility aids and assistive devices are stored in to store devices while riding the passenger compartments within reach of the person with a Ferry, but storage can be provided disability who uses the aid or device. upon request. If safe storage of mobility aid and assistive devices is not possible Toronto Island Ferry Services within the passenger compartment, ensure that mobility aids and provides services to securely store assistive devices are stored in the baggage compartment of the mobility devices at the Ferry vehicle on which the person with the disability is travelling. Terminal and provide charging for Ensure that operators of its transportation vehicles secure and powered mobility devices. return mobility aids and mobility assistive devices safely in order to not affect other passengers or damage the aid or device. No transit provider can charge a fee for the storage of a mobility aid or a mobility assistive device. Service Disruptions (IASR Section 50) Toronto Island Ferry Services COMPLIANT provide year round operations. Implementation Date: January 1, 2013 In the event of most disruptions, If a route or scheduled service is temporarily changed, and the ferries can be rerouted change is known in advance transit services shall, When ferries are re-routed, visual make available alternate accessible arrangements to transfer information about stop location people with disabilities to their route destination changes is announced audibly, to ensure information on alternate arrangements is for people who may have low communicated in a manner that takes into account the vision or blindness. person's disability Service is disrupted in event of conditions that could risk life, property, or the environment, such as heavy ice. An email notification list is maintained to notify those who subscribed. Bus service is provided to Billy Bishop
Ensure that mobility aids and assistive devices are stored in passenger compartments within reach of the person with a disability who uses the aid or device. If safe storage of mobility aid and assistive devices is not possible within the passenger compartment, ensure that mobility aids and assistive devices are stored in the baggage compartment of the vehicle on which the person with the disability is travelling. Ensure that operators of its transportation vehicles secure and return mobility aids and mobility assistive devices safely in order to not affect other passengers or damage the aid or device. No transit provider can charge a fee for the storage of a mobility aid or a mobility assistive device. to store devices while riding the Ferry, but storage can be provided upon request. Toronto Island Ferry Services provides services to securely store mobility devices at the Ferry Terminal and provide charging for powered mobility devices. Service Disruptions (IASR Section 50) Implementation Date: January 1, 2013 If a route or scheduled service is temporarily changed, and the change is known in advance transit services shall, make available alternate accessible arrangements to transfer people with disabilities to their route destination ensure information on alternate arrangements is communicated in a manner that takes into account the person's disability Toronto Island Ferry Services provide year round operations. In the event of most disruptions, ferries can be rerouted When ferries are re-routed, visual information about stop location changes is announced audibly, to for people who may have low vision or blindness. Service is disrupted in event of conditions that could risk life, property, or the environment, such as heavy ice. An email notification list is maintained to notify those who subscribed. Bus service is provided to Billy Bishop COMPLIANT
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