--- Mrs Redboots said...

Tony Wilson wrote to uk.transport.london on Wed, 9 Feb 2005:

There aren't any
accessible Victoria line stations now, so I would be amazed if any
use it at present.

They are building lifts at Brixton, although I don't know which other
stations will be accessible *from* there for wheelchair users.


Wheelchair users should be able to use the cross-platform connections at
Stockwell, Oxford Circus, Euston, Highbury & Islington, and Finsbury
Park. (OTOH, that still leaves the question of how many stations on
those lines are wheelchair-accessible?)

In article , Solar Penguin
writes
They are building lifts at Brixton, although I don't know which other
stations will be accessible *from* there for wheelchair users.

Wheelchair users should be able to use the cross-platform connections at
Stockwell, Oxford Circus, Euston, Highbury & Islington, and Finsbury
Park. (OTOH, that still leaves the question of how many stations on
those lines are wheelchair-accessible?)

Let's see: that's the Northern, Bakerloo, Piccadilly, and WAGN Inners.

The Northern has some street-level entrances at the north end, and the
Piccadilly has some accessible stations at the west end. Beyond that I'm
a bit hazy.

But, on the other hand, this can only be done one step at a time.

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