Accessibility management for rail & metro networks
A journey is a chain — and one inaccessible station breaks it end to end. Measure every station on one standard, publish what passengers need before they travel, and manage the network like the portfolio it is.
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Your network already
measure everything.
Except who can travel on it.
Punctuality. Passenger numbers. Dwell times. Safety. Every network decision runs on data — timetables, upgrades, franchise commitments. Accessibility is the one column that’s always empty. And it’s the one that decides whether a journey happens at all.
The passengers who never boarded
people live with a disability — passengers, commuters, and everyone travelling with them
inaccessible station is all it takes to break a door-to-door journey
station, platform, footbridge and forecourt — benchmarked on one dashboard, network-wide
Source: WHO.
How exposed is your portfolio?
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Station by station — between services, not instead of them
Your teams assess
Station staff and estates teams capture each site with the app — photos included, no consultants, no closures.
One standard scores
Bronze to Platinum across the network — with costed improvement recommendations, prioritised network-wide.
Passengers see what to expect
The public Accessibility Hub publishes pre-travel information for every station — so journeys get planned, not abandoned.
Many stations.
One standard.
The standard already runs across distributed networks — UBS measures 240+ locations on one dashboard, one methodology, one comparable score. A rail network is the same shape: many public-facing sites, one operator, one accountable programme. Every station lands in the same language, from the flagship terminus to the two-platform halt.
From the forecourt to the far platform
Hundreds of data points per station, across the full passenger journey.
… and every space in between. Lifts, ramps, hearing loops, help points — if your passengers use it, we measure it. And the staff side too: crew rooms, depots, control rooms. A station is also a workplace.
Every passenger. Every station.
A 30-minute demo with our team. Bring your network map —
we’ll show you what a measured network looks like.
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