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ADIF invests in more accessible railway stations

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    The Spanish infrastructure manager ADIF will invest more than EUR 6.5 Million in improving accessibility for disabled people in nine railway stations on the network.


    Works will include the elevation of platforms to 68 cm on a distance of 200 metres and the extension of shorter platforms to 200 metres, thus facilitating the access of trains. The passenger safety will be increased by mounting an embossed pavement and safety light lanes. Works will be completed by adapting crossings between pl[...]

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