TfW trial new onboard digital service for passengers with hearing loss
TfW have trialled a new digital service which provides personalised journey information announcements for passengers with hearing loss.
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TfW have trialled a new digital service which provides personalised journey information announcements for passengers with hearing loss.
12 May 2022 | By
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