The Scottish Accessible Transport Alliance (SATA) want to find out how well taxis meet the needs of older people, disabled people, those with health conditions or support needs, and others who potentially may experience access difficulties.
They have produced a questionnaire about taxis in the general sense – including black cabs, private hire vehicles and anything else used for a taxi purpose.
The research work forms part of a project that Transport Scotland has asked SATA to carry out in order to understand how accessible taxis are to people across Scotland.
The questionnaire will help us to gather feedback on the experiences that people across Scotland are having. Please share this email with others.
The questionnaire has 20 to 40 questions depending on the answers you give. Here is the link to the questionnaire. If you need the questionnaire in another format, contact SATA secretary Mike Harrison at secretary@scottishaccessibletransport.org.uk.
To show appreciation for your input, you have a chance to win £100 in Amazon Vouchers by completing the questionnaire. To enter the prize draw, you must respond by midnight on Friday 8th December 2017. Full terms & conditions can be found here.
Membership of SATA
You may already be a member of SATA, if not, please consider joining us. SATA is a charity promoting the need for public transport to be accessible for all. We want the journey from your home to your destination, and back again, to be as easy and smooth as possible. We welcome individual and organisational members. To find out more about membership, please contact our secretary Mike Harrison at secretary@scottishaccessibletransport.org.uk.
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