Seoul Facilities Corporation to Prioritize Taxi Dispatch for People with Disabilities
Service Covers Trips to Test Sites and Back Home

People with mobility difficulties who are taking the 2027 College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) in Seoul on November 19 will be able to travel to and from their test sites with priority dispatch of taxis for people with disabilities.

A wheelchair-accessible taxi in use. Provided by the Seoul Facilities Corporation.

A wheelchair-accessible taxi in use. Provided by the Seoul Facilities Corporation.

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Seoul Facilities Corporation said on November 13 that it will operate a priority dispatch service for taxis for people with disabilities for test takers with disabilities taking the CSAT. The service is available to people with severe disabilities affecting their ability to walk who are registered with Seoul's taxi service for people with disabilities. Those who make a reservation by calling 1588-4388 or 02-2024-4200 by November 19, the day of the test, can receive priority dispatch both when traveling to their test site and when returning home after the test.


The corporation sent information text messages to test takers with disabilities and official notices to disability organizations. It plans to offer priority dispatch to test takers who were unable to make a reservation in advance if they apply on the day of the CSAT.


Chairman Han Gukyoung said, "I hope test takers with disabilities who have difficulty getting around can take the test without inconvenience," adding, "We ask other users for their cooperation and understanding on the day of the test."



Meanwhile, the corporation scored 93.0 in the customer satisfaction category of this year's evaluation of local public enterprises, setting a new personal best for the second consecutive year. It also received the top grade in the overall evaluation for the second consecutive year.


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