UK Statutory Instrument SI 2001/499 United Kingdom

The Rail Vehicle Accessibility (Midland Mainline Class 170/1 Vehicles) Exemption Order 2001

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Status
In Force
Penalty ceiling
Regulated

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s.art007 (1) The exterior of the train shall be fitted, on... Regulated
  • Fit a visual public address display on the front of the train and use it at stationsOperator
s.art008 Where the train consists of the number of vehicles (whether... Regulated
  • Provide minimum wheelchair spaces based on train lengthOperator
s.art010 (1) Where pursuant to article 8 above a wheelchair space... Regulated
  • Ensure unobstructed wheelchair routes and safe boarding ramps on non-exempt vehiclesOperator
10 other provisions — procedural and definitional
s.art001 This Order may be cited as the Rail Vehicle Accessibility...
s.art002 Any reference in this Order to a numbered regulation is...
s.art003 In this Order— “train” means two or more vehicles constructed...
s.art004 This order applies to the rail vehicles which are numbered...
s.art005 (1) Subject to articles 6 to 12 below, the exempted...
s.art006 The exemptions given in respect of regulations 13(2) and 15(3)...
s.art009 In any vehicles in the train which are not the...
s.art011 There shall be no obstruction which prevents or renders unreasonably...
s.art012 The exemptions given in respect of regulations 13(2) and 15(3)...
s.art013 The authorisation given by article 5(1) above shall cease immediately...

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