low-floor
adjective
Designating a bus, tram, etc., with a relatively low floor height in relation to the ground, and with no entrance steps, thereby providing easy access for passengers and for wheelchairs, pushchairs, etc.
Origin
1970s; earliest use found in The Oakland Tribune.
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