The 16 fashion pieces on show all sport hidden design features such as dresses that can be worn with one hand, promoting inclusivity for disabled people.
The project might be for research purposes now but it could become possible in future to see electric charging stations plug into your vehicle with no help.
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Thanks to a new initiative called Caring SG Commuters, elderly and handicapped commuters will be able to get more help getting around MRT stations.
Several groups have called out for more handicapped parking spaces as the current 6,000 Government-run ones are hardly keeping pace with rising needs.
People with disabilities will be getting increased taxi subsidies, as well as better availability of accessible parking lots.
Gadgets like a rotator knob attached to the steering wheel, or a hand-control for the accelerator and brake pedals, have helped disabled drivers.
Information on how to assist disabled people was presented to more than 400 Tower Transit bus drivers at Bulim Bus Depot yesterday.
Fines have been increased for disabled parking misuse, with first-time offenders to pay $200, while authorities plan stiffer measures if needed.
A review of the issuing of parking labels for the disabled follows a spike in number of users and feedback on abuse of reserved spaces.
A new journey planning tool by Toyota, an app called Restroom Finder, helps to locate specially adapted facilities for people with disabilities.
A new fleet of 11 retrofitted vans was launched by the Handicaps Welfare Association (HWA) on Saturday to increase mobility for the disabled.
Demand for driving courses for the disabled conducted by the Handicaps Welfare Association has increased in recent years.
Close to 10,0000 public transport concession cards have been issued to people with disabilities under a scheme which started in July.
Under two Government-funded concession schemes, low-wage earners and people with disabilities will receive discounts on bus and train rides.
Concession for commuters with permanent disabilities is now open for application, and will take effect starting 6th July.
A higher number of middle-income households that have family members with disabilities will benefit from bigger transport subsidies.
According to a Facebook post from Transport Minister Lui Tuck Yew, the Government has prepared concessions for low income and disabled commuters.
The 'Green Man Plus' scheme will allow more time for elderly and disabled pedestrians to cross the road, and will cover more estates.
SMRT admits that its fleet of new London cabs are troubled by manufacturing defects, causing inconvenience to wheelchair users who rely on them.