National Rail Step Free Access Map
atmdesign
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Hi everybody, I recently created a map of the national rail network showing where step free access is available and the levels of accessibility at stations. My hope is that this resource will make it easier for you to navigate the rail network, or perhaps even venture onto it for the first time, and hopefully making it easier to do so. You can view my map at www.grafxcraft.com/atmdesign I hope you find it helpful,
Alex.
Alex.
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Thank you for sharing that @atmdesign! I am sure others will find this helpful!
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That is a brilliant thing. Thank you.
Official sources should a) havevdone it themselves, b) be publicising it now
But, in 2020, why is it needed? Equality of access should have become something taken for granted. Rightly, there would be riots all over the country if one of the other Protected Equalities groups was excluded . Can anyone imagine publishing a map showing which stations were, or were not, allowing black people, or gay people, to access the services?
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