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Safety

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Falls in trains gaps cause lifelong injury or death. Portable ramps can be unsafe.

450 falls occur in Sydney every year.

$1.7M for ONE lawsuit.​​

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Gaps and Steps

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Gaps and steps between trains and platforms prevent independent usage of trains and slow down trains when they're used for boarding

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Independence

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People are often forgotten on trains and miss their stops. Staff rely on sticky notes to track who needs to get off where.  Riders can’t easily get off early if they feel unsafe or unwell.

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Portable boarding ramps

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Ramps are slow, unreliable to those forced to used them, can be unsafe to both users and staff to deploy.  The ramps are often used at stations where the ramp is too steep to meet unassisted disability grades of incline. Ramps can't be made longer due to their weight 

Choice and control

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Passengers are segregated and their choice to sit in any train car is limited. Sometimes people want to switch cars because they feel uncomfortable or unsafe in the one they initially boarded. Portable boarding ramps prevent this.

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Lack of solutions for existing trains and stations

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Several prototypes have been developed but almost all of them are limited in some way or another. Many fall short of broad deployment and it's often not until cities and states are adopting brand new stations and trains where independent accessibility is truly solved.

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