Disney Bus Restraint System for Mobility Devices.

[cmwade77]

I have seen them only use one tie down if the person isn't staying in the ECV, it happened several times with me.

 

[mamabunny]

I have seen them only use one tie down if the person isn't staying in the ECV, it happened several times with me.

I have never seen that - seriously. I have stayed on my personal device maybe ? twice in all the times I have ridden a Disney bus, and Every. Single. Time I don't sit on the device, the driver has used all three ties downs to secure my (now riderless) device. Every. Single. Time.

If you are experiencing anything different, I would get the drivers name and bus number and contact the Transportation department ASAP. That driver needs to be retrained.

 

[cmwade77]

I would say it was about 50/50 (counting oneothat only use one or two vs. three restraints) and since no one was on it, I didn't think anything about it other than they did it differently than the last driver.

 

[gap2368]

I have never seen that - seriously. I have stayed on my personal device maybe ? twice in all the times I have ridden a Disney bus, and Every. Single. Time I don't sit on the device, the driver has used all three ties downs to secure my (now riderless) device. Every. Single. Time.

If you are experiencing anything different, I would get the drivers name and bus number and contact the Transportation department ASAP. That driver needs to be retrained.

I have seen them use all three every time too. It really is a safely thing too with just one tie down much easer for it to move flip or do something. If I every saw them just use one or two I would say something quite loudly then get off the bus.

 

[Talking Hands]

A suggestion if you are using your own equipment is to mark the safe places to attach the tiedowns. Use a tape that stands out, like red or yellow or flourescent tape. Let the driver know that the spots are marked.