Transport for London aims to achieve 50% step-free access across the London Underground by 2030, necessitating the upgrade of an additional 43 stations over the next five years. Currently, there are 93 step-free stations. Upgrades include a new ticket hall at Colindale, expected to open soon, enhancing Northern line accessibility. Additionally, a longlist of 30 stations has emerged for potential step-free upgrades, among which Kentish Town is included, with a shortlist of 15 stations to be announced in October.
Transport for London (TfL) aims to have 50% of the London Underground stations step-free by 2030, necessitating upgrades to 43 stations in five years.
Currently, only 93 Tube stations are step-free. Upcoming upgrades aim to enhance accessibility for passengers unable to navigate stairs or escalators.
Plans include a new ticket hall at Colindale, set to create a step-free Northern line station by the end of this year.
FoI data reveals a longlist of 30 stations in London for potential step-free access upgrades, including Kentish Town.
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