Broken Lifts / Accessibility

Thomas Ralph · 31-03-2009, 20:28

Laytown has been joined by Clontarf Road and Howth Junction plat. 1 on the lift outage list. Laytown has been there an awfully long time, although I suppose it isn't too bad because it has sloped access to both platforms. Clontarf Road, on the other hand, is effectively closed to mobility-impaired passengers, and it's restricted for them at Howth Junction (transfers only if my memory serves as to the platform structure there).

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31-03-2009, 20:28	#11
Thomas Ralph IT Officer Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Greenwich, London Posts: 1,860	Laytown has been joined by Clontarf Road and Howth Junction plat. 1 on the lift outage list. Laytown has been there an awfully long time, although I suppose it isn't too bad because it has sloped access to both platforms. Clontarf Road, on the other hand, is effectively closed to mobility-impaired passengers, and it's restricted for them at Howth Junction (transfers only if my memory serves as to the platform structure there).