Reported 8 months ago
Recent disputes over priority seats in Taipei Metro have prompted the transportation company to gather cases and send a letter to the central government to amend laws to meet societal expectations. The issue has sparked public discussions on whether to abolish priority seats. The Ministry of Health and Welfare revealed plans to revise the Disability Rights Act, with the transportation department's input. Mayor Hou emphasized the need for courtesy in using priority seats, avoiding age and moral coercion, and ensuring they serve their intended purpose effectively.
Source: YAHOO