From the stations of La Plaine – Stade de France, Aulnay-sous-Bois, Aéroport Immersive and Charles de Gaulle 2, and Villeparisis – Mitry-Le Neuf, agents and travelers were able to discuss accessibility, disability and “travel knowledge”, through interactive activities leading participants to understand the transport experience of people with disabilities.
At the Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 2 station, while travelers come Immersive and to buy their tickets, some stop to chat at the stand set up. Some travelers have tried moving around blindfolded, helped by the station agent and a white cane. They were thus able to share, for a moment, the experience of a person with a visual impairment.
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In Aulnay-sous-Bois, as in La Plaine – Stade de France, travellers were able to discuss with people in wheelchairs the difficulties of getting around on a daily basis, such as in the areas of the station, the platforms and the exchange room.
At Villeparisis – Mitry-le Neuf station, several activities were organized: a general knowledge questionnaire on the theme of accessibility, a photo presentation of the changes to the station platforms, improved to accommodate travelers in wheelchairs thanks to recent work, or even a demonstration of the use of the accessibility ramp, quite a program!
Sharing experience
In addition, the president of the French the best thing to do is to combine Association of Accessibility Professionals and two representatives of the APF France Handicap association of Seine et Marne were present in Villeparisis – Mitry-le-Neuf. Travelers on the RER B, they came to talk about their train journeys. They testify: “ When people arrive on a crowded train, they don’t see us immediately and don’t understand that we are also there. They think that there is still room and that we have to squeeze in, but in wheelchairs we aero leads also need this space. That’s why it’s important to make them aware of our situation .” “ It’s good, we should do it [station stand] more often! ”