Transport for NSW’s Post

At Transport, we’re committed to fostering a safe and inclusive environment where everyone can thrive. On International Day of People with Disability (IDPwD), held annually on December 3, we reflect on the importance of inclusivity for the 5.5 million Australians with disabilities. Our Accessible Transport Advisory Committee (ATAC), comprising over 20 peak bodies, plays a vital role in shaping accessible transport. Chair Rebecca Gale explains: “Early consultation with people with lived experience leads to the best outcomes. Our new Mariyung trains, have the highest level of accessibility across the Sydney Trains fleet, offering a much quieter journey, easier to read information screens, designated spaces for wheelchairs and accessible toilets." Through the Safe Accessible Transport program, we’re also upgrading stations and ferry wharves, such as the Wahroonga railway station and Greenwich Point Wharf, to ensure easier access for everyone. Technology also plays a key role, with the Sydney Trains app enabling passengers to pre-arrange ramp assistance, providing confidence and support. We’re proud to lead with innovative solutions and collaboration to make public transport seamless and inclusive for all. #InternationalDayofPeopleWithDisability #IDPwD #TransportforNSW #Diversity #Inclusion

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Rofraus Pty Ltd developed Standard compliant Automatic Ramps, which facilitate the access to trains for all commuters, in particular for those with reduced mobility. These ramps are bridging any horizontal and vertical gaps between the edge of the platform and the doorstep of the train.

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