TransLink says it can no longer provide HandyDART service for passenger after 28 years | Unpublished
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Author: Amy Judd
Publication Date: July 27, 2026 - 18:08

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TransLink says it can no longer provide HandyDART service for passenger after 28 years

July 27, 2026
Tom Cretain has spinal muscular atrophy and isn't able to sit up. For decades he has relied on HandyDART to drive him to his destinations on an accessible bus or taxi.


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