Wi-Fi and Air Conditioning to Become Standard in Public Transport - Rhineland-Palatinate revolutionizes public transport with bold accessibility upgrades
Rhineland-Palatinate has implemented new statewide accessibility standards for public transport, enhancing cleanliness and passenger comfort. The rules cover regional trains and buses, ensuring better services for all travellers across the region. Under the new plan, buses will now have low-floor entry, wheelchair and stroller space, bicycle storage, and priority seating for those with limited mobility. Trains will include universal toilets in every carriage, air conditioning, and free Wi-Fi for passengers. These changes aim to make public transport in Rhineland-Palatinate more reliable and user-friendly, with better accessibility, cleaner vehicles, and modern amenities for all passengers. The accessibility standards apply to both state-funded trains and buses.
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