Discover, right now on PRIM, the Accessibility in Stations
The catalog of static data is enriched with the arrival of a new dataset, informing about the possibility of access to stations for people with reduced mobility.
How does it work?
The Accessibility dataset contains all the stations in Île-de-France. It describes the level of accessibility of stations as well as Stops areas.
By visiting the PRIM Accessibility in Stations page, three visualizations of the dataset are available.
First, a table showing all the information available in the dataset, i.e.:
- stop_point_id : the stop identifier
- accessibility_level_id : accessibility level
- accessibility_level_name: description of accessibility level
- commentary: potential comments on accessibility level, such as "Lines A and B accessible on request from a station agent. Line D not accessible.". The main purpose of this column is to indicate whether the level of Accessibility is not the same for all Lines serving the same station.
- stop_name: the name of the stop
- stop_point_geopoint : the geographical coordinates of the stop
Then, a pie chart visualization, available via the dataset's "analysis" tab, shows the distribution of the Île-de-France rail network according to Accessibility level.
Finally, an interactive map is available to visualize, at a glance, the accessibility of each station on each rail line. You can click on a station to see its details.
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