Conflict Resolution
In accordance with federal standards, all regional transit providers are trained in processing, investigating and documentating passenger complaints involving discrimination based on disability, race, color or national origin. The Phoenix Public Transit Department monitors the complaint process and completed reports (which may also apply to service frequency, vehicle age and quality and bus-stop quality). All complaints received by the customer-relations department are documented and assigned to the appropriate transit staff for investigation. After the complaint is processed a response is sent to the customer who filed the complaint, and appropriate corrective action is taken. The right to organize is recognized.
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