Abstract
The Department for Transport’s (DfT) ‘Inclusive Transport Strategy: achieving equal access for disabled people’ sets out how transport is at the very heart of how we live our lives. Easy access to rail, and to transport in general, is central to building a stronger, fairer society supported by a stronger, fairer economy. The research provides insights into the needs of a wide range of disabled customers and identifies metrics to assess levels of accessibility for GB railways.
The overall objective is to raise the accessibility of the rail network. We have developed a performance model and accompanying guidance that can be used by train operating companies (TOCs) and station operators.
The overall objective is to raise the accessibility of the rail network. We have developed a performance model and accompanying guidance that can be used by train operating companies (TOCs) and station operators.
Original language | English |
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Publisher | Rail Safety and Standards Board |
Number of pages | 4 |
Publication status | Published - 2019 |
Bibliographical note
Richard Tomlins was part of the Mott Macdonald team.Keywords
- Accessibility
- disability
- social model of disability
- transformation
- cognitive disability
- rail transport