The Rail Vehicle Accessibility (Non-Interoperable Rail System) (Blackpool Tramway) Exemption Order 2014
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3 Exemptions relating to Fleet B tramcars
A Fleet B tramcar is authorised to be used for carriage on the Blackpool tramway even if it does not conform with the requirements of— (a) paragraph 9(1)(b) (handholds must have a slip-resistant surface); (b) paragraph 9(1)(e) (width of the cross-section of handholds); (c) paragraph 10(1)(b) (handrails in a tramcar must be at intervals of not more than 1050 millimetres in its longitudinal plane); (d) paragraph 12(2)(c) (request-stop controls must be adjacent to at least every third row of seats); (e) paragraph 14(1)(e) (steps must be illuminated); (f) paragraph 14(1)(f) (step height must be no greater than 200 millimetres); (g) paragraph 14(1)(g) (step depth must be no less than 300 millimetres); and (h) paragraph 18(2) (a tramcar which can accommodate 100 or more passengers must have at least 2 wheelchair spaces).
3 Exemptions relating to Fleet B tramcars
A Fleet B tramcar is authorised to be used for carriage on the Blackpool tramway even if it does not conform with the requirements of— (a) paragraph 9(1)(b) (handholds must have a slip-resistant surface); (b) paragraph 9(1)(e) (width of the cross-section of handholds); (c) paragraph 10(1)(b) (handrails in a tramcar must be at intervals of not more than 1050 millimetres in its longitudinal plane); (d) paragraph 12(2)(c) (request-stop controls must be adjacent to at least every third row of seats); (e) paragraph 14(1)(e) (steps must be illuminated); (f) paragraph 14(1)(f) (step height must be no greater than 200 millimetres); (g) paragraph 14(1)(g) (step depth must be no less than 300 millimetres); and (h) paragraph 18(2) (a tramcar which can accommodate 100 or more passengers must have at least 2 wheelchair spaces).
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