Question 12473 — people with disabilities

Summary

Ms. Constance de Pélichy questions the Minister of Transport on the maintenance of tariff rights granted to people with disabilities as part of the opening of rail transport to competition. The opening of passenger rail transport to competition, combined with the regionalization of pricing policies, raises serious concerns about the sustainability of the reductions granted to cardholders disability, both civilian and military, as well as their companions. These devices constitute an essential lever for equal access to mobility and autonomy. However, the arrival of new rail operators raises fears of heterogeneity in pricing practices, a loss of clarity for users and, potentially, a calling into question of existing rights. She therefore asks him what guarantees the State intends to provide in order to ensure the effective, legible and homogeneous maintenance of these fare advantages throughout the national territory, regardless of the rail operators, and how the specificities of people with reduced mobility will be taken into account in the new transport ticket distribution systems.

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