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Accessibility regulations start to firm up
By Railway Gazette International and R Armitage1998-06-01T10:00:00
INTRO: Richard Armitage reports on progress with drawing up and implementing regulations governing accessibility to public transport and rail vehicles in Europe. In Britain, Rail Accessibility Regulations requiring all new main line rolling stock to be accessible to wheelchairs will come into force on December 31MUCH of COST335, the Europe-wide ...
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