Safety and accessibility
Green Line stations are designed to prioritize safety and accessibility for all passengers
Features such as ramps, elevators, clear signage, and well-lit areas help ensure stations are easy to navigate and safe to use. Whether traveling on foot, with a mobility device, or with a stroller, passengers can expect a comfortable and accessible experience.
Learn more about these features below.
Station safety and accessibility features
1. Signage and wayfinding to help customers navigate the transit system.
2. Help phone that when activated, displays a video feed from the location to the Transit Control Centre.
3. Colour-contrasting bands on benches, multi-use poles and posts.
4. Canopies for shelter.
5. Continuous, clear path of travel.
6. Tactile walking surface indicators warn blind and low-vision passengers of the platform edge.
7. Inter-track barrier prevents crossing the tracks at any place other than a pedestrian crossing.
8. LED lights for a brightly lit station. CCTV cameras, a Public Address (PA) system, and passenger information displays will also be integrated with poles.
9. Heated, wheelchair accessible waiting areas with high contrast vision banding at eye level.
10. Inter-car barriers to help mitigate the gap hazard between trains.
Learn about Train safety and accessibility, and Construction safety.
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