Which demographic is especially catered to by the CTA's "Accessibility Program"?

The CTA's "Accessibility Program" is specifically designed to address the needs of individuals with disabilities. This program aims to ensure that public transportation is accessible to those who may face challenges due to physical or sensory impairments. It includes features such as wheelchair ramps, designated seating, and audio and visual announcements on buses and trains. By focusing on this demographic, the CTA seeks to provide equitable transportation options and enhance the mobility of individuals who require additional support to navigate the transit system.

While senior citizens also benefit from certain accessibility features, the primary focus of the program is on individuals with disabilities. Tourists and general commuters usually do not require the specialized accommodations that those with disabilities do, which is why they are not the primary demographic targeted by the program.