Toronto handles this in part with a separate fleet of buses for wheelchair users. It’s effectively a taxi service with the same cost as a bus fare. It’s not p

Toronto handles this in part with a separate fleet of buses for wheelchair users. It’s effectively a taxi service with the same cost as a bus fare. It’s not perfect, it has to be booked in advance and times / availability can be unpredictable, but it is there. http://www.ttc.ca/WheelTrans/index.jsp http://www.ttc.ca/WheelTrans/index.jsp All regular buses are still wheelchair accessible, but in practice I cannot remember the last time I saw a wheelchair user on a bus.