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Chemical Sensitivity and Transportation Access
If you live in the Boston area and have multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS) or another medical condition that causes you to be extremely sensitive to chemicals, we hope you will fill out the questionnaire provided here.
The purpose of this questionnaire is to find out whether there is the need for a door-to-door
vehicle dedicated to serving people who, because of their extreme sensitivity
to chemicals, are not able to use THE RIDE or other public transportation.
RAP is exploring the possibility of making a case for a service of this kind.
Among other special standards, the dedicated vehicle would be cleaned with
fragrance-free products only, use no air-fresheners or pesticides, and employ
drivers who don't use perfume, cologne, or other scented products. People with
MCS or other extreme sensitivity to chemicals could sign up for the vehicle
to get out and about both for enjoyment and to take care of necessities. Passengers
traveling at similar times from neighboring locations would be driven together.
While we can't make any promises for a service of this kind,
to make a case for it, we need to hear from people like you!
Filling out
this questionnaire is voluntary, and doing so will not affect your disability
benefits. The questions will take about 10 minutes to answer. We will not
share your answers or your personal information with anyone without your
okay.You can give us your answers in one of two ways:
If you have questions about the form or about RAP, please call 617.277.0080 and leave a message. Or e-mail us at rap@rideadvocacy.org.
RIDE Advocacy Project (RAP) Questionnaire
Thank you for answering our questions! We very much appreciate your help.
Please tell others about this questionnaire. But remember, at this point we are only exploring the possibility of making a case for the service we’ve described. While we hope it may come to pass, we can't make any promises.