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Regina tansit Q'Straint rear facing seat on a city bus is not safe my name is jamie Mckenzie use a powerchair facing back of the bus hurts my back

Great! I would like you to convince the corporate office at Brookdale North Euclid Ontario California to purchase Q Straint 1.

We are thrilled to have our sensors in CATS with the Q'STRAINT accessibility systems.

Proud to have our technology as part of this system!

Too bad they don’t mention that those yellow all in one restraint systems are only big enough for manual wheelchairs! Scooters and electric wheelchairs cover up the hooks!

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@3:09 the elongated wheelchair passenger still had to use both sections of the bus to turn around in order to exit. Didn't show it either. I don't like the Quantum because the ADA passenger is facing the rear of the coach and in the event of a broadside collision, the passenger can still tip over and can suffer injury.

Thank you so much for this video I really learned more than what I expected to learn it was really appreciated I thank you for sending this video out Michael Tinsley of Louisville

Yeah great if the bus gets into an accident the chair will be secure but the passenger will go flying because I don’t see any of these passengers wearing safety belts and on top of that they’re not even a facing in the proper direction. 🙄

Can shoulder strap be secured over right or left shoulder

What to do if it keeps beep

So when approaching a stop the driver has to put his or her coach in park, hit the neutral button and proceed to secure the coach before the quantum will work. A lot of drivers forget to do this and then says it doesn’t work.

Cincinnati GoMetro needs this on their buses.

Quantum physics..you tube said it could not be done

So it basically clamps in the chair ???

Rockford Mass Transit District now has 10 buses with Quantum System as of 1-26-21

Patrick Smith can you please email me at zgblundell@yahoo.com. I wanted to ask you a few questions about this design. Thanks! Zach

City's of Manitowoc & Two Rivers Now Has A Quantum Bus Starting in March of 2019

Wait, there is a cut in the scene at 34 seconds.... Less than 25 seconds if you edit part of it out.

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How much does each unit cost? Is there a list of cities who have used it, and is there a failure rate available?

This an an absolutely fantastic development for the safety of wheelchair users on the bus.

Thanks for answering our challenge to bring awareness to #ALS. Way to go! #IceBucketChallenge

WOW. Our bus has 4 Q'Straints to securement the wheelchairs and sometimes they don't wear the seatbelts. should all passenger in wheelchair wear seatbelt all time?

Is there anywhere you can buy the bracket online that you need? The dealerships wanted $300 and $700 just for the bracket, alone. I bought the Q-Straint QLK-150 on ebay for $450 and then $20 shipping. It looks fairly new, and the ad said it was only used a few weeks, then the person passed away. Anyway, I purchased it to avoid paying around $2,000 for the new system from the dealership. But then, now, these other charges seemed crazy. I expected $200 installation, but I never expected what they want for the bracket. Please help and let me know if there are any cheaper alternatives!

Great video about the need for and use of wheelchair securement on transit buses.

Never ever attach the "S hook" to the cross bar, always attach to a right angle welded joint.

Appears to be a very good system. Except that ALL wheelchairs should be facing forward.