Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops
Accessible bus stop curbs for bus and tram stops

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Bus kerb

Bus stop curbs play a central role in the design of accessible transport facilities and are specifically designed for bus stops. They offer a safe and comfortable way to board and alight from public transport, particularly supporting people with reduced mobility. Bus and tram curbs can be easily combined and integrated with a suitable tactile paving system made of concrete . The bus stop curbs ensure an optimally adjusted height, minimizing the gap between the vehicle and the curb. This guarantees step-free access for wheelchair users, people with walking disabilities, and parents with strollers. Crossing curbs with an integrated low ramp allow wheelchair users to cross tram tracks, roads, or traffic lights.


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Accessible bus stop kerbs / kerbs for bus stops and tram stops

Features and benefits of barrier-free bus kerbs

  1. Accessibility and safety : The special shape of the bus stop curbs ensures a barrier-free transition from the sidewalk to the bus and/or tram . This is achieved through a precisely calibrated height and a special surface design that offers high slip resistance. These safety features are essential to prevent falls and increase comfort for all passengers.

  2. Robustness and durability : Made from high-quality materials, these kerbstones are characterized by their extreme resistance to mechanical stress, temperature fluctuations, and chemical influences such as de-icing salts. They meet the requirements of DIN standards, ensuring high quality and durability. The surfaces are specially treated to minimize wear and guarantee a long service life.

  3. Flexibility and adaptability : Bus stop curbs are available in various heights and lengths to meet the specific requirements of different bus stops. The zero-level crossing allows for barrier-free access and makes orientation easier for people with visual or motor impairments.

Application examples

  1. Urban spaces : In urban areas with high foot traffic, bus kerbs are essential. They ensure smooth boarding and alighting and help reduce dwell times. For example, in a busy city center, the use of bus kerbs with a height of 18 cm creates a virtually gapless connection between the bus and the curb, which significantly facilitates boarding with wheelchairs and strollers.

  2. Airports and train stations : At transport hubs such as airports and train stations, bus kerbs offer an effective solution for rapid passenger exchange. The integration of tactile paving systems helps visually impaired people move around safely. For example, at a large train station with multiple bus lines, the kerbs are equipped with special warning surfaces that indicate hazards such as stairs or edges.

  3. Rural areas : Even in less densely populated areas, bus stop curbs contribute to increased mobility. Here, lower curbs are often used, specifically adapted to the needs of the elderly and children. For example, in a rural community, a 12 cm high curb is used to allow safe crossing of the road where there is otherwise no sidewalk.

  4. Special features : Bus stop curbs are particularly important near hospitals and nursing homes to facilitate access to medical facilities. For example, a bus stop in front of a nursing home was equipped with curbs featuring a non-slip surface and a special signal color to increase visibility and safety.

Why should bus stop curbs and crossing curbs be used?

Concrete bus stop and pedestrian crossing kerbs are an essential element of modern transport infrastructure, improving accessibility and safety while also contributing to the efficiency of public transport. Their versatility and numerous available variations offer a flexible solution that meets individual needs and requirements. In this way, they make a significant contribution to creating an inclusive and barrier-free environment where everyone can participate equally in public life.



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