Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• If this goes on for much longer, I might have to start using public transport again.
• It is clear that these tariffs are going to produce an increase in the cost to users so that they might consider the possibility of using public transport and the possibility of making more rational use of the railways
• 'persons with reduced mobility' means anyone who has a particular difficulty when using public transport, including elderly persons, disabled persons, persons with sensory impairments and wheelchair users, pregnant women and persons accompanying small children.
• Will you ask the Belgian railways no to discourage people from using public transport by constantly downgrading the service?
• both for goods and for passenger transport.
• The proposed directive introduces a broader definition of the term 'persons of reduced mobility', stipulating that it includes all people who experience some difficulty when using public transport, especially the elderly and the disabled.
• According to a survey conducted by the Hygiene Council, one in ten people thinks that not using public transport is the best way of avoiding catching a cold or flu.
• We are seeking to broaden the definition of "people with reduced mobility" to include everyone who has difficulty when using public transport, such as those with heavy luggage, pregnant women and people with shopping trolleys and shopping bags.

• Subject: Equal rights for people with disabilities when using public transport
• Studies show that using public transport increases the risk of catching infections such as flu, as surfaces including seats and handrails can transmit germs.
• Hence, the EU should concentrate on increasing the use of energy form renewable sources, technological improvements and reducing traffic by transferring individual use to using public transport.
• Passengers using public transport services, and indeed business users of transport, also have a key role to play.
• This would make citizens aware and convince them of the very real potential advantages of using the public transport system.
• If this goes on for much longer, I might have to start using public transport again.
• Why are my grandchildren using public transport?
• Does the Commission possess any study of the situation in Europe as regards the extent to which the rights of disabled individuals using public transport are respected? 2.