Metro has “serious and multiple barriers” for riders with handicaps, according to a new academic paper.
A case study presented at the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society’s annual meeting in Las Vegas found the system had significant barriers, including a lack of anchors for wheelchairs, fast-closing train doors, elevator outages and gaps along train platforms.
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