Select Committee on Transport Third Report


5 Conclusions

74. There is a common theme to many of our conclusions in this Report: we would like the Government to take a keener interest in the detail and co-ordination of improvements to disabled people's access to transport. This does not require new legislation, aside from the Railways Bill which is currently before Parliament. We have attempted to be constructive and have not called for increases in resources. We simply believe that a firmer lead from the Government, unfashionable though it may be, could secure more tangible results for more disabled people more quickly than is currently the case. It would also allow the Government to retain better control over costs in the rail sector, which remain a matter of concern to the Committee.


 
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