Accessibility

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Our vehicles were built in the 1960s and as such were not designed and are not equipped to take some mobility impaired people. We will do our very best to assist where we can and have provided here a guide to indicate how accessible each of our vehicles types are.

Below are photographs of the vehicle entrance and interior, plus detailed measurements and descriptions. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us.

1961 coach

For our double deck buses click here

From flat ground without a kerb is a 15.5 inch (390mm) climb. To help, a small portable step is available which is 9 inches (230mm) deep, so reducing the climb to 6.5 inches (160mm). The step is just seen at the bottom of the picture - simply ask the driver if you wish to use it.

Once on the lower step, there are 2 further steps of 11.5 inches (290mm) to the very slightly inclined saloon floor. Steps are silver-grey with green treads providing good contrast.

Entrance width is 23.5 inches (600mm) with a low contrast handrail to the right and a small grab-handle on the left.

Up to four folded wheelchairs can be accommodated in the rear boot.

Between seats there is a minimum aisle width of 16 inches (400mm).

Seats are not fitted with handrails but do have high back head rests which are of some help to hold on to.

View 1961 coach seating plan

Accessibility details of our double deck buses