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Disabled Customers

Brescia Mobilità, in compliance with regional law 6/89, is committed to facilitating access to public transport for all users, seeking easy solutions for people with disabilities.

In fact, Brescia Trasporti buses are equipped with a platform for the transport of disabled people. To provide adequate assistance on the bus, we ask you to give prior notice to the Company when using the transport services by calling momentarily our Customer Care Service at 030.306.1700 (Monday to Sunday 7:30 am to 10:00 pm) or send an e-mail to customercare@bresciamobilita.it within 2 business days prior to the time the public transport service will be used. Please indicate the Line used, the stop where you will be getting on the bus, the stop where you will get off, and the time when the service will be used.

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