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Lisbon Metro fails accessibility target for 2025

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Briefings

A Lisbon Metro failed to meet its 2025 accessibility target, with only 86% of stations achieving the goal instead of the promised 93%. Four stations are projected to remain inaccessible by 2028, and the Parque station may never receive an elevator solution.

Key points

• Only 86% of Lisbon Metro stations achieved the 93% accessibility target promised for 2025.
• Four stations are projected to remain inaccessible by 2028, with Parque potentially never receiving an elevator solution.

Context

The Lisbon Metro system aims to improve accessibility for all passengers, but recent data shows significant gaps between targets and actual performance across the network.

Limitations

Data is limited to 2025 targets and 2028 projections; Parque station status is uncertain and may never be resolved.

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