報道発表資料：鉄軌道における駅や車両のバリアフリー化の進捗状況<br>～令和６年度末 鉄軌道の移動等円滑化に関する実績の調査結果概要～ - 国土交通省
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報道発表資料：鉄軌道における駅や車両のバリアフリー化の進捗状況<br>～令和６年度末 鉄軌道の移動等円滑化に関する実績の調査結果概要～ - 国土交通省
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This page reports on the progress of barrier-free improvements in railway stations and vehicles as of the end of FY2024. For stations with average daily users exceeding 3,000, step elimination via elevators reached 94.2%, while fall prevention equipment was installed in 85.4% of stations. Accessible restrooms achieved 92.7% and widened ticket gates 96.8%. However, tactile guidance blocks for visually impaired users remained at only 46.5%. Approximately 62.7% of railway vehicles have wheelchair spaces installed. Under the Barrier-free Law, the government aims to achieve barrier-free status for about 70% of all railway vehicles by FY2025.
