Amtrak celebrates accessibility upgrades at Bay Area stations
American operator Amtrak are currently celebrating key accessibility upgrades at Bay Area stations, funded federally.
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American operator Amtrak are currently celebrating key accessibility upgrades at Bay Area stations, funded federally.
Transport for the North (TfN) have launched a public survey in an attempt to make the stations in their region more accessible.
TransPennine Express (TPE) have installed new accessible seating at their Hull Paragon station.
Northern have introduced Makaton information boards for customers, detailing sites and features of the local area.
Network Rail have partnered with a local steel company, M&S Engineering, to complete accessibility upgrades.
This week's 'Off the Rails' features Worldline's Martin Howell, who I interviewed at Transport Ticketing Global 2024, earlier this month.
The UK Railway Industry Association (RIA) has responded to the progress on increased passenger levels, detailed by the ORR.
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A new grant for accessibility work has funded a new virtual reality tool by The Virtual Tour Experts for customers with reduced mobility.
CrossTech, Chrome Angel Solutions and Co-You have been selected by Network Rail, Connected Places Catapult and GWR innovators for a Bristol station.
The UK operator Northern have started using artificial intelligence (AI) to trial British Sign Language (BSL) on their trains.
American rail operating company Amtrak have published an innovative plan to further boost their ridership in 2024.
British train operator Northern have appointed Mark Cutter as the new chair of the independent accessibility group, NAUG.
Amtrak has started construction of its Gray 30th Street Station in Philadelphia, after its comprehensive vision was revealed in 2016.
The consumer-focused brand Which? has published a report, detailing how passengers pay higher prices when buying tickets at the station.