Where an obstacle-free route includes a change in level, there shall be a step-free route providing an alternative to stairs for mobility impaired people.

Level track crossings can form part of an obstacle-free route when they comply with the requirements of point 4.2.1.15.

A step-free route is a division of an obstacle-free route that meets the needs of mobility impaired persons.

the platform cannot be reached through an obstacle-free route, or

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The combination of all the parts of the obstacle free route constitutes the route accessible for all persons with disabilities and reduced mobility.

FRA is the airspace defined laterally and vertically, allowing free routing with a set of entry/exit features.

Free Route may be deployed both through the use of Direct Routing Airspace and through FRA.

Level track crossings in stations are permitted to be used as part of a step-free route or of an obstacle-free route according to National Rules.

Level track crossings in stations are permitted to be used as part of a step-free route or of an obstacle-free route according to National Rules.

The combination of all the parts of the obstacle free route constitutes the route accessible for all persons with disabilities and reduced mobility.

An obstacle-free route is a link between two or more public areas dedicated to the transport of passengers such as specified in point 2.1.1.

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This clause applies to all doors and entrances that are on obstacle-free routes.

If any of the above requirements cannot be met, the level track crossing shall not be considered part of a step-free route or of an obstacle-free route.