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The chapter discusses the importance of accessibility in transportation infrastructure, particularly concerning bus stops, railway stations, and airports. It emphasizes the need for universal design principles to ensure mobility and independence for persons with disabilities. Key features include accessible pathways, signage, and safety measures to facilitate inclusive public transport experiences.
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Term: Universal Design
Definition: Approach to design that ensures all people can access and benefit from a product or system, regardless of their ability or disability.
Term: Accessibility Features
Definition: Specific elements incorporated in transport facilities to aid individuals with disabilities, including ramps, tactile indicators, and accessible signage.
Term: RPwD Act
Definition: The Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act (2016) in India, which mandates non-discrimination in access to public infrastructure.
Term: Tactile Ground Surface Indicators (TGSIs)
Definition: Guiding elements used for visually impaired individuals to navigate safely in public spaces.