The Public Service Vehicles (Accessible Information) Regulations 2023
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14 Requirements regarding visual information
(1) This regulation applies to relevant information which is provided in visual form. (2) Disregarding any standing passengers on the vehicle, there must be an uninterrupted line of sight between at least one display of the relevant information and— (a) at least 51% of the passenger seats on the vehicle or, where the vehicle has more than one passenger deck, at least 51% of the passenger seats on each passenger deck of the vehicle; and (b) each priority seat. (3) Disregarding any standing passengers on the vehicle, there must be an uninterrupted line of sight between at least one display of the relevant information and— (a) in respect of a vehicle which is first used to provide local services before 1st October 2024, each forward-facing wheelchair space on the vehicle; or (b) in respect of a vehicle which is first used to provide local services on or after 1st October 2024, each wheelchair space on the vehicle. (4) The character height of text comprising relevant information must be at least 22 millimetres. (5) Relevant information— (a) must not display any word in capital letters only; and (b) must provide a contrast between the text and the background.
14 Requirements regarding visual information
(1) This regulation applies to relevant information which is provided in visual form. (2) Disregarding any standing passengers on the vehicle, there must be an uninterrupted line of sight between at least one display of the relevant information and— (a) at least 51% of the passenger seats on the vehicle or, where the vehicle has more than one passenger deck, at least 51% of the passenger seats on each passenger deck of the vehicle; and (b) each priority seat. (3) Disregarding any standing passengers on the vehicle, there must be an uninterrupted line of sight between at least one display of the relevant information and— (a) in respect of a vehicle which is first used to provide local services before 1st October 2024, each forward-facing wheelchair space on the vehicle; or (b) in respect of a vehicle which is first used to provide local services on or after 1st October 2024, each wheelchair space on the vehicle. (4) The character height of text comprising relevant information must be at least 22 millimetres. (5) Relevant information— (a) must not display any word in capital letters only; and (b) must provide a contrast between the text and the background.
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