Street-level built environment Archives - National Centre for Accessible Transport

A wide range of inclusive design solution guidance already exists. BS 8300-1 brings that diverse advice together to provide a…

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Manual for Streets (MfS) is expected to be used predominantly for the design, construction, adoption and maintenance of new residential…

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Birmingham New Street station is used by 25 million passengers annually. This is more than twice the volume it was…

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Travel is a necessity in modern life enabling people to access everyday activities and services. Almost every journey we make,…

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The Inclusive Public Space project investigates the social justice problems caused by city streets which exclude some pedestrians - particularly…

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The aim of the study is to examine the potential benefits and harms of new Low-traffic neighbourhood (LTN) schemes, understand…

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The project explores how neurodivergent people experience streets. Autism, dyslexia, dyspraxia and ADHD are examples of neurodivergent conditions.

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This document was developed in response to a worldwide recognition that individuals, families, and communities need to be more inclusive…

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BS EN 17210 describes basic, minimum functional requirements and recommendations for the accessibility and usability of the built environment. The…

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PD CEN/TR 17621 has been developed to support EN 17210, "Accessibility and usability of the built environment - Functional requirements".…

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