Event highlights streetcar accessibility for those with disabilities
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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- People in Milwaukee with disabilities got their chance to check out The Hop Streetcar.
The Hop has priority seating an audio announcements.
"I grew up in Milwaukee. I actually rode the streetcars in the late fifties with my mom and my aunt so to see this now brings back a lot of memories," said Sue St. John whose family member uses a wheelchair.
Services animals will also be welcome on board.
Service begins November 2.