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Spinal Stroke Survivor And TfL Introduces Wheelchair User Traffic Signals Ahead Of International Day Of Persons With Disabilities

Transport for London (TfL) has worked with Olympic rowing champion, Captain Pete Reed OBE to introduce green wheelchair user traffic signals to represent disabled people ahead of International Day of Persons with Disabilities.

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On behalf of Red Press, I want to thank Crip Life for working with us. The team are organised, responsive, and helpful, clearly driven by a commitment to dismantling disabling barriers.

Communication was seamless, and they were consistently responsive to any inquiries or suggestions I had. Working with Crip Life was not just a professional exchange, but felt like a true collaboration where ideas were welcomed and passions shared.

I would definitely recommend working with them, and hope to do so again in the future.

Olivia Griffith at Red Press

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Thanks for all the help from the team when ever we have important relevant issues we need to spread the word rapidly and you guys are always there for us.

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On behalf of Nimbus Disability, I have worked with Crip Life team to highlight the social enterprise’s work and particularly the benefits of the Access Card. The team are always responsive and transparent about the services available and are extremely easy to work with.

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Spinal Stroke Survivor And TfL Introduces Wheelchair User Traffic Signals Ahead Of International Day Of Persons With Disabilities

Exceptional Experience

Organised and Passionate

Responsive and Transparent

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