Transport - Revision history

Abha Khetarpal at 04:18, 20 January 2011

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‎Railways

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‎Railways

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‎Railways

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 ==Delhi Metro==
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	http://www.indianrail.gov.in/CONCERTIFICATE147.pdf		http://www.indianrail.gov.in/CONCERTIFICATE147.pdf
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		+	Indian Railways Concession Certificate for Orthopedicallly handicapped can be downloaded from the following link
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		+	http://www.trainenquiry.com/StaticContent/Consession_Handicapped.aspx
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		+	Indian Railways Concession Certificate for Blind can be downloaded from the following link
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		+	http://www.trainenquiry.com/StaticContent/Consession_Blind.aspx
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		+	Indian Railways Concession Certificate for Blind can be downloaded from the following link
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		+	http://www.trainenquiry.com/StaticContent/Consession_MentalyRetarded.aspx

	==Air==		==Air==

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 Railways allow disabled persons to travel at concession fares up to 75% in the first and second classes. Escorts accompanying blind, orthopedically and mentally handicapped persons are also eligible to 75% concession in the basic fare.
 A deaf and dumb person traveling alone (both afflictions together in the same person) on production of a certificate from a government doctor is eligible for the concession.A deaf person is allowed 50% concession in railway fare both in first and second class, but concession is not available for the escort.
-A deaf & dumb person is permitted to travel by 2-tier A.C. on payment of concessional fare for first class and full surcharge for 2-tier A.C. Sleeper
+A deaf & dumb person is permitted to travel by 2-tier A.C. on payment of concessional fare for first class and full surcharge for 2-tier A.C. Sleeper.
 ==Air==

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 Railways allow disabled persons to travel at concession fares up to 75% in the first and second classes. Escorts accompanying blind, orthopedically and mentally handicapped persons are also eligible to 75% concession in the basic fare.
 ==Air==

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	==Bus==		==Bus==
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	The Delhi government intends to run 11,000 buses in Delhi by 2011, of which 4,400 buses would run by private bus operators on more than 600 routes divided into 17 bus clusters. The doors will be automatic and will permit wheelchairs to be rolled in and out.The DTC has started introducing air-conditioned buses and brand new low-floor buses (with floor height of 400 mm (15.75 in) and even higher on one third area as against 230 mm (9.06 in) available internationally) on city streets to replace the conventional buses.Many such buses are already on road in Chandigarh and Mumbai.		The Delhi government intends to run 11,000 buses in Delhi by 2011, of which 4,400 buses would run by private bus operators on more than 600 routes divided into 17 bus clusters. The doors will be automatic and will permit wheelchairs to be rolled in and out.The DTC has started introducing air-conditioned buses and brand new low-floor buses (with floor height of 400 mm (15.75 in) and even higher on one third area as against 230 mm (9.06 in) available internationally) on city streets to replace the conventional buses.Many such buses are already on road in Chandigarh and Mumbai.

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	1. 50% of normal Economy Class INR Fare or Point to Point Fare, Full Inland Air Travel Tax and Passenger Service Fee applicable.		1. 50% of normal Economy Class INR Fare or Point to Point Fare, Full Inland Air Travel Tax and Passenger Service Fee applicable.
	2. 50% of INR fare applicable to foreigners resident in India for travel on Domestic Sectors.		2. 50% of INR fare applicable to foreigners resident in India for travel on Domestic Sectors.
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		+	==Bus==
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		+	The Delhi government intends to run 11,000 buses in Delhi by 2011, of which 4,400 buses would run by private bus operators on more than 600 routes divided into 17 bus clusters. The doors will be automatic and will permit wheelchairs to be rolled in and out.The DTC has started introducing air-conditioned buses and brand new low-floor buses (with floor height of 400 mm (15.75 in) and even higher on one third area as against 230 mm (9.06 in) available internationally) on city streets to replace the conventional buses.Many such buses are already on road in Chandigarh and Mumbai.

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 The facilities on the metro system are not only modern and aesthetic, but are also easily accessible for disabled commuters, including elderly people. It is probably the only agency involved with transportation in India that has incorporated accessible design in its facilities.
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 ==Railways==
 Railways allow disabled persons to travel at concession fares up to 75% in the first and second classes. Escorts accompanying blind, orthopedically and mentally handicapped persons are also eligible to 75% concession in the basic fare.
 ==Air==
 The Indian Airlines Corporation allows 50% concessional fare to Blind persons or single journey or single fare for round trip journey on all domestic flights. To avail this facility (for blind persons) they have to product a certificate from a medical practitioner. Air Hostess/Steward will look after the Blind Persons not accompanied by escorts in flight. 50 percent concession fare on single journey or single fare for round trip journey is given to the blind people by the INDIAN AIRLINES CORPORATION.

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 Tactile warnings for abrupt change in height or near hazardous areas
 Audible warnings and announcing devices wherever possible
-The metro is now offering tours to better acquaint users with the new system. To do so, disabled users can go to the Kashmiri Gate station (West End) near Mori Gate Bus Terminal at 10 a.m. on any Wednesday for an orientation
+The metro is now offering tours to better acquaint users with the new system. To do so, disabled users can go to the Kashmiri Gate station (West End) near Mori Gate Bus Terminal at 10 a.m. on any Wednesday for an orientation.