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Poll: How would you rate ION service so far?
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5 Stars
27.78%
 20 27.78%
4 Stars
47.22%
 34 47.22%
3 Stars
5.56%
 4 5.56%
2 Stars
1.39%
 1 1.39%
1 Star
0%
 0 0%
0 Stars
1.39%
 1 1.39%
I haven't ridden it yet
16.67%
 12 16.67%
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How would you rate ION service so far?
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06-29-2019, 10:39 AM
(06-26-2019, 11:06 PM)Bob_McBob Wrote: GRT told me on Facebook they will be adding decals explaining the door function soon.

That would help a lot.   Confusion over the doors seems to be a big issue at the moment.  I noticed one women trying to get off without success.   Even though people told her to push the button.    

I read one comment about having the doors on automatic may not be so nice in the winter.    Imagine a -30C day with a wind and the door stays open.  
 
The buttons are very low as well however I can see that to meet AODA guidelines.    

They could have made the buttons bigger.   Did they make them for children to push.  

Pushing a button can be difficult if you have arthritis or if you are visually challenged or even mentally challenged.
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RE: How would you rate ION service so far? - by rickhd - 06-29-2019, 10:39 AM

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