Future Step-Free Stations: Other New Stations
This is post #4 of my 9-part Future Step-Free Stations series, focusing on new stations in London to be ready by 2022. You can read the intro post of the…
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Future Step-Free Stations: New Elizabeth Line Stations
Welcome to the third part of my Future Step-Free Stations series. Please click here if you would like to read the intro.
Future Step-Free Stations: Existing Elizabeth Line Stations
The second installment in my Future Step-Free Stations series, Existing Elizabeth Line Stations. If you haven’t already read the intro, feel free to start here first.
Future Step-Free Stations: Introduction
Following my earlier post on TfL Rail, I have now created a list documenting the current and upcoming step-free access projects on all lines and services in London up until…
Tracing the Crossrail Route
This weekend I had an all-day outing in London, hoping to catch a glimpse at some of the several step-free access projects across the capital. In a forthcoming post, I…
Step-Free London Transport Map
To start off, I would like to introduce my Step-Free London map, which features the state of step-free access across London’s rail network. It includes both TfL-run services, such as…
Introduction
Here is a little bit about me. This will also be found in the “Introduction” page. My name is Tomas and I am very passionate about accessible travel. I am…
Welcome!
Welcome to my blog! I will be slowly adding additional pages and resources as I go along. This blog will focus on the continued development of step-free access in London’s…
About this Blog
Hello there! Welcome to Step-Free London, the blog dedicated to documenting the status and development of step-free access across all of London’s rail systems. Accessibility is a very important matter to me, as my partner is a wheelchair user and we travel often to London. Nevertheless, we have had our fair share of disasters and misadventures, with many issues arising from the lack of clear information available regarding accessibility. And so, the purpose of this blog is to inform readers about the ongoing development of step-free access while also being a useful resource for those wishing to travel. Being a rail enthusiast myself, it will also feature some general developments to the network and include my personal opinions and ideas.
-Tomas
Jon and I on the Stockholm Metro