"Wide aisle" transit turnstiles to be tested in NYC
"MTA to test new 'wide-aisle' turnstiles at five subway stations," New York Post
To accommodate luggage, for many years I've suggested that turnstiles and escalators be wider for subway and light rail systems at train stations and airports.
But in terms of improving disability access, it should be universal.
That's what they'll be doing on the New York Subway system, as they plan to install wide aisle turnstiles at 200 stations, about 40% of the system's total.
Labels: airports, disability planning, station area planning, transit stations, visitor services
posted by Richard Layman @ 1:42 PM&Permanent Link
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