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Waikato Regional Council is inviting people with disabilities to try out their accessible buses tomorrow.
Council communications adviser Wendy Valois said it was a chance for people who had not previously used the buses to become familiar with ticketing options and timetables and also work out if they need extra assistance when on board.
The event is being supported by CCS Disability Action and runs from 10.30am to 12.30pm along Hamilton's Caro St.
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