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The Friends of the Far North Line |
 | | There are obvious examples on the Highland main line to the Central belt, the Inverness to Aberdeen line, and the far North line between Inverness and Tain. |
 | | As far as we aware there is no discrimination in transport provision against people of different races, sexes, sexual orientation or beliefs, and committing resources to monitoring possible failure in these categories is wasteful. |
 | | Disabled people and elderly people, however, do have different needs from transport providers, and it is right to commit significant resources to ensuring that their needs (often different from, and sometimes in direct opposition to, those of able-bodied and younger passengers) are, if not always met, at least fully considered in any planned expenditure. |
| www.fofnl.org.uk /archives/snts_response.html (2904 words) |
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