EnAbling Change Campaign

EnAbling Change Campaign

Starting on January 24, 2022, many Ontario transit systems will be launching a new campaign to raise awareness of transit accessibility features and encourage customers to consider the needs of others.

This campaign was developed by the Ontario Public Transit Association in partnership with various local transit agencies to promote compliance with Ontario’s accessibility standards.

The campaign uses clear and simple messaging in a friendly and non-judgemental way to educate transit riders about accessibility features, such as priority seating and service animals. It also reminds people that not all disabilities are visible.

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About OPTA

ONTARIO PUBLIC TRANSIT ASSOCIATION

OPTA is the collective voice of the transit industry in Ontario. Our member-driven trade association represents public transit systems, health and social service agency transportation providers, suppliers to the industry, consultants and government representatives.

Our objective is to raise awareness of the importance of public transit to Ontarians and their communities, to social inclusion and environmental sustainability, and to the provincial economy.

Mission

To strengthen and improve public transit through advocacy and information sharing.

Vision

Excellence in the provision of sustainable public transit services for Ontarians.

Objective

OPTA’s objective is to raise awareness of the importance of public transit to Ontarians and their communities, to social inclusion and environmental sustainability, and to the provincial economy.

Membership

Our members represent public transit systems, health and social service agency transportation providers, suppliers to the industry, consultants and government representatives.

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