From ITV News.
A train company has launched a new service enabling disabled passengers to book travel assistance using voice commands.
Virgin Trains customers can request help getting on and off trains and reserve wheelchair spaces with Alexa-enabled devices.
The JourneyCare service for people with special requirements could previously only be booked by completing an online form or calling a helpline after train tickets were bought.
Alexa – a virtual assistant developed by Amazon – will speed up the process by allowing passengers to request assistance using voice commands immediately after purchasing tickets.
To read the rest of this story, click on the link below: