are dogs allowed on trams?
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Dogs and other pets are generally permitted to travel on the bus, tram or underground for free. Small dogs may sit on your lap without problem, whilst larger, well-behaved dogs that are kept on a short leash are also allowed to board a bus or tram. ... Of course, your dog is the very model of good behaviour, isn't he?
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Luckily, TfL is dog-friendly and our four-legged friends are allowed on all London buses, trains, Tubes and trams for free! If you've arrived at a Tube station only to realise that there are no stairs or lift, you may wonder how to get your very heavy dog to the platform.
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– Blackpool Transport Allow dogs on buses and the modern trams. You must have it on a lead for the whole of the journey. Dogs are not allowed on seats.
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Transport for London (TfL) allows dogs to travel on the Tube, but you must carry it on the escalator to prevent damage to its paws. Guide and assistance dogs are exempt from this requirement as long as they have been issued with a pass that demonstrates they have been trained to use them.
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Your dog can travel for free on the London Underground and London Overground as long as they are kept on a lead or in a crate/carrier. Station staff can refuse you entry if your dog is misbehaving.
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No animals or pets are allowed into the terminals apart from Guide dogs and hearing dogs. If you are travelling with your pet you must make sure they are in an IATA approved pet carrier.
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Dogs on leashes and small non-exotic pets that are without danger or offence to other passengers as determined by the bus operator are permitted on YRT/Viva buses except: during peak periods, from 6:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. and from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m Monday to Friday inclusive, during any emergency, or.
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Passengers may only board light rail, bus and ferry services in Sydney with an animal if it is confined in a box or carrier, and at the discretion of the bus driver or ferry master. Animals are not allowed on Sydney Trains, with the exception of assistance animals, according to a Transport for NSW spokesman.
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Small dogs can travel on Translink buses and trains after 9.30am and at the driver's discretion. Check their website for more conditions of carriage. Beaches, parks and greenways allow dogs on the lead, with off-lead action possible off season.
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Pet Policy: Service animals that assist people with disabilities are the only animals permitted to ride unconfined on Metrorail and Metrobus. Small pets may be transported on Metrorail and Metrobus, provided they are carried aboard in a secure container from which it cannot escape.
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You can bring your pet, whether a dog or cat or snake, on BART for free if it's secured in a carrier designed for animal transport. Only trained service dogs are allowed outside a carrier and must be on a leash or harness and remain on the floor.
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Service animals are always allowed on the T at all times. Non-service dogs are not allowed on the T during rush hours. During off-peak hours, T operators may allow non-service dogs. Dogs should be on leash and cannot take up a seat.
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Unfortunately, due to hygiene reasons – dogs (even on leashes) are not permitted inside our various buildings (e.g. Victoria Wharf, Alfred Mall etc.) Guide dogs however, are allowed.
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Guide dogs, assistance dogs and learning dogs will be carried if there is room on the tram. All dogs must be on a lead and all other animals must be secured in a suitable cage or carrying case. A Company official may require an animal to be taken off the tram at any time.
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Pets are permitted if secured in an enclosed carrier, do not take up seats, do not block aisles or doorways, and do not disrupt other passengers. ... Dogs are permitted but must be leashed and muzzled, can only ride on the lap of the passenger or under their seat.
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No service animals in training, other than dogs, are allowed on BART on leash or harness. Although service dogs are permitted on escalators by California law, BART recommends that people using service dogs use the elevator or stairs whenever possible.
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Colorado: In the city of Denver, small dogs can ride the Regional Transportation District (RTD) buses and light rail, provided they are contained in rigid carriers. ... Your dog must be on a leash and under your control at all times.