Information about New Zealand transport for the Disabled people

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   Tour operators such as Accessible Tours and Jetsave can provide holiday packages for individuals and groups. Most transport operators do cater for people with special needs, but it is recommended to phone ahead to inform operators and check availability. Most urban transport buses are not equipped to cater for the disabled.
   Parking concessions are also available for people with disabilities, and temporary display cards can be issued for the length of a visitor's stay. In order to obtain a New Zealand card, visitors should bring their home mobility card or medical certificate as proof of disability. Contact CCS Disability Action for further information or to apply for a temporary disability card. They require a photo of your current disability card and arrival or departure dates and as of June 2010 it costs about NZ$30. Most parking areas have parks specifically allocated for the disabled.

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