Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee definition

Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee or “DPTAC” means the committee with that name established under Section 125 of the Transport Act 1985 and its statutory successors;

Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee means the committee established under section 125 of the Transport Act 1985;

Examples of Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee in a sentence

• Section 47(3) of the DDA requires the Secretary of State, as part of the consideration of an application for exemption, to consult the Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee (“DPTAC”), together with any other appropriate persons.

• Further information on disabled people’s transport is available from the Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee (DPTAC) website oppositeReason for Rejection e.

• Part of the process for this determination will include reference to the Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee (DTPAC).

• If the passengers prefer to use their own wheelchair, they shall be permitted to use it provided the wheelchair conforms to specifications as laid down by Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee (DPTAC), UK.

• Before preparing or revising a code under this section the Scottish Ministers must consult the Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee established under section 125 of the Transport Act 1985 (c.

• Schedule 5 to the TA 1985 (the Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee) is amended as follows.

• There is, however, a training framework prepared by the Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee which could provide ideas for a bespoke training package for taxi/PHV personnel in the city.

• To travel in vehicles in safety and reasonable comfort, either staying in their wheelchairs or not (depending on which they prefer).A vehicle will only be included in the Council’s list of designated vehicles if it can accommodate a reference wheelchair, dimensions for which are set out by the Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee 2001.

• These documents complement the existing guidance`The design of large passenger ships and passenger infrastructure: Guidance on meeting the needs of disabled people` which is available on the website of the Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee at www.dptac.gov.uk in the maritime section.

• A vehicle will only be included in the Council’s list of designated vehicles if it can accommodate a reference wheelchair, dimensions are set out by the Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee 2001.