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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION Introduction Study objectives Report structure
CHAPTER TWO: METHODOLOGY Introduction Phase 1: Identification of pre-travel Information Phase 2: Assessment of existing information sources (consultation with data owners) Phase 3: Analysis and identification of data collection methods
CHAPTER THREE: PRE TRAVEL INFORMATION Introduction Categories of disabled people Essential pre-travel information Summary of essential information
CHAPTER FOUR: AVAILABILITY OF RAIL ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION Introduction Scottish rail services Rail station infrastructure -data available Passenger rolling stock - data available Summary of rail data available
CHAPTER FIVE: AVAILABILITY OF BUS ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION Introduction Scottish bus services Bus stop accessibility Bus station accessibility Accessibility of bus vehicles in Scotland Summary of bus data available
CHAPTER SIX: AVAILABILITY OF FERRY ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION Introduction Scottish ferry services Port and terminal accessibility Ferry accessibility Summary of ferry data available
CHAPTER SEVEN: DATA COLLECTION AND DISSEMINATION Introduction Data aggregator Data storage Data sources Data consumers Standards Summary of data collection and storage
CHAPTER EIGHT: CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS Introduction Context Vehicle data Public transport stop data Short term priorities
ANNEX 1: REFERENCESANNEX 2: ORGANISATIONS CONTACTEDANNEX 3: NATIONAL RAIL ENQUIRIES STATION INFORMATION PAGEANNEX 4: ACCESSIBILITY MATRIX
Table 3.1- Essential Information - Disabled Travellers Table 4.1 - Train unit stock - First ScotRail
Figure 7.1 - Data aggregator system architecture Figure 7.2 - Data aggregator process
The views expressed in this report are those of the researcher and do not necessarily represent those of the Department or Scottish Ministers.
This report is available on the Scottish Executive Social Research website only www.scotland.gov.uk/socialresearch.
Page updated: Thursday, September 28, 2006