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Concrete key challenges
Millions of forgotten travelers
2,000,000
Nearly 2 million people in France are visually impaired, representing approximately 2.9% of the population. This number is expected to rise as the population ages.
*French Federation of the Blind and Partially Sighted
Limited independence
Many visually impaired people cannot find the necessary cues to travel alone: sound beacons, tactile paving, and voice announcements are too often missing or not sufficiently highlighted.
Inaccessible signage
Illegible visual information and a lack of audio alternatives or digital guidance mean that current signage does not meet the needs of people with visual impairments.
An inevitable sacrifice
Faced with complex routes, anxiety, and the risk of making mistakes, some users prefer to avoid public transport or rely on a companion.
LOM - 2020
The 2020 Mobility Orientation Law (LOM) requires public and private stakeholders to "facilitate and encourage the deployment of new solutions to enable everyone to get around." The autonomy of people with disabilities is a key issue for transport organizing authorities and operators.
Taking action for everyone
Mobility that sets you apart
A driver of innovation
Put innovation at the heart of your projects to improve your passengers' experience and pioneer the mobility of tomorrow.
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Highlighting your commitments
Become a leader in inclusion by ensuring accessible mobility for everyone, especially people with disabilities.
Regulatory compliance
Meet accessibility obligations and anticipate regulatory requirements for inclusive mobility.
A concrete solution
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