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A.T. Literature- Mass Transit Vehicles & Facilities

  1. A Dynamic Test Method for Simulating Scooter-Seated Passenger Injury Scenarios on Transit Buses
  2. A Suggested Virtual Reality Methodology Allowing People With Cognitive Disabilities to Communicate Their Knowledge and Experiences of Public Transport Systems
  3. A Wayfinding Pilot Study: The Use of the Intelligent Public Vehicle by People With Visual Impairment
  4. Access to Over The Road Buses for Passengers With Disabilities
  5. Accommodation Tips & Myths
  6. Airlines Tackle Wheelchair Need
  7. All Aboard! Using the Amtrak and Greyhound Websites With a Screen Reader
  8. BrailleWise Signage System Helps Blind Navigate Airline
  9. Bus Dynamics for Mobility-Aid Securement Design
  10. Community Bus Transportation: An Emerging Transit Mode
  11. Development and Validation of a Computer Crash Simulation Model of an Occupied Adult Manual Wheelchair Subjected to a Frontal Impact
  12. Development of Smartpen-Based Audio/Tactile Transit Station Maps for Travel Planning and Wayfinding
  13. Environmental Barriers to Community Transportation Experienced by Mobility Device Users
  14. Ergonomic Evaluation of a Wheelchair Transportation Securement System
  15. Evaluating a GPS-Based Transportation Device to Support Independent Bus Travel by People With Intellectual Disability
  16. For Friendlier Skies
  17. Going the Extra Mile in Servicing Riders With Disabilities
  18. Going the Extra Mile Servicing Riders with Disabilities
  19. Improved Aisle Chair
  20. Intercity Transportation Provider Views: Are We Ready to Provide Safe and Dignified Services to All?
  21. Interview With Jason Corning
  22. Investigation of Wheelchair Instability During Transport in Large Accessible Transit Vehicles
  23. Low-Floor Bus Design Preferences of Walking Aid Users During Simulated Boarding and Alighting
  24. Mapping Accessible City Routes
  25. Metro Trying to Teach Disabled to Take Trains, Buses
  26. MIT Develops a Suit That Makes You Feel Like You’re` 75 Years Old
  27. More Airports Create Areas for Pets to Take Care of Business
  28. New Horizons: Information for the Air Traveler With a Disability
  29. Oxygen Device Approved for Airline Travel
  30. Peering Into a Crystal Ball: What's the Future for Wheelchair-Seated Travel?
  31. Real-Time Communication Onboard Vehicles for Sensory Impaired Passengers
  32. Riding a Bus While Seated in a Wheelchair: A Pilot Study of Attitudes and Behavior Regarding Safety Practices
  33. Riding the Rails Canadian Style
  34. Riding to School in a Wheelchair
  35. Rolling Through Boston & Phoenix
  36. School Bus Transportation for Students Seated in Wheelchairs
  37. Smartphone App Tells Blind People When the Bus Is Coming
  38. Speech Centric Multimodal Interfaces for Disabled Users
  39. Teens in Transition to Community Transportation
  40. The Fight for Access in New York City
  41. The Straight Scoop on Flying
  42. The Value and Acceptance of Citizen Science to Promote Transit Accessibility
  43. Track Talk: On-Board Audio Information on Rapid Transit
  44. Transportation Safety Standards for Wheelchair Users: A Review of Voluntary Standards for Improved Safety, Usability, and Independence of Wheelchair-Seated Travelers
  45. US Passenger Rail Accessibility: A Regional Perspective
  46. User Evaluation of Three Wheelchair Securement Systems in Large Accessible Transit Vehicles
  47. Visual Paging System Makes Midway More Accessible
  48. What’s Happening With Accessible Stadiums and Arenas?
  49. Wheelchair Accessibility to Public Buildings in Istanbul
  50. Wheelchair Ingress/Egress Activities in Large Accessible Transit Vehicles
  51. Wheelchair Rider Incidents on Public Transit Buses: A 4-Year Retrospective Review of Metropolitan Transit Agency Records
  52. Wheelchair Securement and Occupant Restraint System (WTORS) Practices in Public Transit Buses
  53. Wheelchair Stowage on Aircraft
  54. Wheelchair Tiedown and Occupant Restraint System Issues in the Real World and the Virtual World: Combining Qualitative and Quantitative Research Approaches
  55. Wheelchair Transfers: Up in the Air
  56. Wheelchair Transportation Safety on School Buses: Stakeholder Recommendations for Priority Issues and Actions
  57. Wheelchair Transportation: Safety Trends
  58. Wheelchair Users and Public Transit: Eliciting Ascriptions of Comfort and Safety
  59. Wheeled Mobility Device Transportation Safety in Fixed Route and Demand-Responsive Public Transit Vehicles Within the United States
  60. Who Ya Gonna Call When Air Travel Goes Bad?
  61. Yikes! Wheelchair Disasters Offer Simple Safety Lessons
  62. Your Home and Community: Are They Ready for You?
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