Could DDRT be a solution to costly SEN transport?
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Posted: 20 June 2023 | Via | No comments yet
How digital demand-responsive technology (DDRT) could be a fix to the rise in demand — and cost — for SEN (special education needs) transport in the United Kingdom.
London, UK - 10 April, 2019 - A car driving through a London street lined with terraced houses and parked cars around Crouch End
Changes to home-to-school transport programs in the UK are putting pressure on families, with transport for young people with special education needs and disabilities (SEND) being the primary cost driver.
According to a recent report, 60 per cent of councils said their expenditure on SEN school transport was ‘unsustainable.’
The solution may be to borrow technology from demand-responsive transport, or DRT, to offer a safe, consistent experience to students while making SEN programs sustainable.
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