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  1. Stockholm: "The Most Accessible Capital City in the World by 2010"

    Estate and Traffic Committee, 100 million Skr per year during 1999-2002 were earmarked to increase the accessibility within the area of responsibility of the Real Estate and Traffic Committee. Action... zebra-crossings and traffic lights Flights of stairs, contrast markings on steps, etc. The project

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  2. Viaggiare Senza Limiti - Travel Without Limits

    ? The Venice case by Lucia Baracco 282 Accessible tourism in mountain areas: tourism for all in a hostile

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  3. European Disability Forum Launches "The Freedom Guide"

    aurelien.dayde@edf-feph.org T +32 282 46 00 www.edf-feph.org

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  4. European Disability Forum Analysis of the European Accessibility Act

    information, please contact: Mher Hakobyan (he/him) Accessibility Officer tel + 32 2 282 46 06 Email

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  5. Public transport services for persons with disabilities

    with disabilities. The government provides accessible traffic facilities, such as over 10,000 audible traffic signals, tactile warning strips and dropped kerbs at pedestrian crossings. The government

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  6. European Access City Award

    of urban life. Specific projects like accessible swimming pools, intelligent traffic lights, and support... of the city’s tram network are fully accessible, and the city centre has acoustic traffic lights

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  7. Tourism for All - Manabi-tai

    or legislation for traffic access; - developing various research projects, relating mainly

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  8. The Canadian Transportation Agency

    Transportation Act, requires that carriers or modes of transportation carry traffic under fares

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  9. Study on public information symbols

    Graphic symbols used at high-traffic public facilities such as public transportation, tourist attractions, sports venues and commercial facilities can be effective means of providing important information. In Japan, these symbols were used inconsistently, not being standardized by the Japanese

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  10. All aboard! - Naviratous - An Alternative to Conventional River Tourism

    The Canal Du Midi, completed in 1681, was intended to connect the Garonne with the Mediterranean for goods traffic. It fully performed this role for 200 years. Today, it serves a purely touristic purpose. Indeed, its success means that it is far too popular at certain times of the year. Fifty

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