Dear Harish,
Certainly, this is a great list. I have captured them in a word document
and soon put up on my website so that it will be add further notes. Soon I
get the contact info, I shall email them and copy you on it.

Regards,
-Srini
On Tue, Jan 22, 2013 at 12:45 PM, Kotian, H P <[email protected]> wrote:

> *       Gap between train and platform to be reduced to avoid fatal
> accidents
> *       Floor of the platform and coach to be on the same level.
> Especially usefully for wheel chair users
> *       Gap between 2 compartments to be filled up to avoid fatal
> accidents especially to the blind
> *       Tactile skirting along the edge of the platform to avoid falling
> of visually impaired on the railway track.
> *       Tactile markings on the platform should lead from compartment for
> disabled to bridges, escalators, wash-rooms and exits.
> *       Inside the train, in addition to the station announcement, it
> should announce the direction of the platform, give a steady tone when it
> is on the platform  and make a rising tone when the train is about to start.
> *       Display of Train information and announcements should be
> prominently displayed so as to enable hearing impaired to get access.
> *       Auditory and Visual announcement of upcoming stations in the train
> *       There should be a separate help-desk for the disabled on all
> stations for providing assistance to the disabled including wheel chair and
> escort to the blind. There should be a centralized toll free telephone
> number which would also be coordinating with these help-desks.
> *       Lift to be accessible for all including wheelchair users to use
> the cross over bridges and move to platforms
> *       Automated ticket facility should be accessible to all kinds of PWD
> including visually impaired
> Online ticketing should also be available while availing concessions
> provided.
> *       Information Kiosks at Stations should be accessible to all as per
> Accessibility Guidelines
> *       Provide Sign Language support at help-desk for hearing impaired
> users
> *       Train schedule available in alternate formats
> *       Accessible Toilets for PWDs
> *       Accessible Tactile Maps
> *       Berth Number in Accessible format
> *       All waiting rooms, cafeterias, night stay accommodation and other
> facilities provided at the station must be accessible to wheelchair users
> swell.
> *       have a boarding device such as a portable ramp or a hydraulic lift
> available on each platform to be used by wheelchair users wanting to board
> the train. Coolies must be trained in using it
> *       Coolies must be sensitized in assisting disabled passengers
> Stations should designate reserved parking place for disabled persons.
>




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