lagevloerse
Lagevloerse is a Dutch term that describes a design principle in which the floor is kept close to the ground level to allow easy, stepping-free access. The concept is widely applied in public transport and in modern architecture to improve accessibility for people with mobility impairments, as well as for parents with strollers and travelers with luggage.
In public transport, lagevloerse voertuigen have a flat, continuous floor from front to rear and minimize or
In buildings and urban spaces, lagevloeren refer to ground-level entrances, short thresholds, and unobstructed interior circulation,
Benefits of lagevloerse design include improved accessibility, greater independence for users, safer boarding and alighting, and