Trains and trams have until December 2032 to implement accessibility upgrades — but disability advocates are calling for tactile ground markers to be fast-tracked near public transport.
Fast-tracking ground markers a must for vision-impaired commuters, advocates say
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ABC News AU - NationalBy Bethany CodyEXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Trains and trams have until December 2032 to implement accessibility upgrades — but disability advocates are calling for tactile ground markers to be fast-tracked near public transport.
Key Takeaways
- Fast-tracking ground markers a must for vision-impaired commuters, advocates say.
- Trains and trams have until December 2032 to implement accessibility upgrades — but disability advocates are calling for tactile ground markers to be fast-tracked near public transport.
- Trains and trams have until December 2032 to implement accessibility upgrades — but disability advocates are calling for tactile ground markers to be fast-tracked near public transport.
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