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The infrastructure minister says her department is working to create three new mobility-scooter friendly bus routes by the end of the year.
It follows work to install Kassel Kerbs, which allow step-free access onto buses, at 30 stops around the Island.
Currently, users of class 2 mobility scooters can apply for the right to use one service - troute 21 - which operates from the city centre to the outskirts of the capital.
On Mannin Line last month, Ramsey resident Eric Corkish, who has been campaigning to be able to take his scooter onto the Island's public transport network for the past six years, questioned Minister Michelle Haywood about when details of other routes will be made available - to which she replied 'in a couple of weeks or so'.
However, since then, Mr Corkish says he's been left questioning if he'd ever be able to get onboard after the minister told him she didn't have a specific date from which access would be permitted.
But Minister Michelle Haywood told Manx Radio that moment won't be in the too distant future:
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