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disabled taxi service in Australia refers to regulated transport options designed to meet the mobility and access needs of people with disabilities. These services commonly operate wheelchair-accessible vehicles equipped with ramps or hydraulic lifts, secure restraint systems, and sufficient interior space. Drivers are generally required to complete disability awareness and assistance training under state and territory transport regulations. A disabled taxi service may support passengers using mobility aids, traveling with carers, or accompanied by assistance animals. Availability, booking processes, and fare structures are governed by local transport authorities to promote safe, reliable, and inclusive travel across urban and regional areas of Australia.
