1. Reserved Spaces for Wheelchairs

High Capacity Trains:

Reserved spaces for wheelchairs are located at both ends of the train behind the driver’s compartment. Although passengers in wheelchairs may board the train from any door, boarding from the lead carriage is recommended so that the driver may provide assistance if necessary.

Medium Capacity Trains:

Reserved spaces for wheelchairs are located in each carriage. Although passengers in wheelchairs may board the train from any door, boarding from the lead or tail carriage is recommended as these are usually less crowded. Wheelchair-bound passengers should locate themselves between the four stainless steel poles in the train.

2. Priority Seats

For elderly, pregnant or disabled passengers, priority seats are installed in each carriage. To differentiate the priority seats from regular seats, and to promote Metro etiquette and concern for those in need, "dark blue priority seats" have been installed on all trains.

3. Train Passenger Information Systems

High Capacity Trains:

Includes public address system, destination indicator, station indicator and train route indicator. Driver broadcasts station names, general advisory announcements and emergency information via pre-recorded train announcements. Passengers can determine the train operation direction from destination indicators and train route indicators and acquire arrival and transfer information from station indicators.

Medium Capacity Trains:

Includes public address system and station indicators. OCC broadcasts station names, general advisory announcements and emergency information via pre-recorded train announcements. Passengers can acquire arrival and transfer information from station indicators.

4. Signs Outside the Train

High Capacity:

Signs outside the train indicate reserved spaces for wheelchairs inside the train.

5. Fall Prevention Barrier Between Carriages

To prevent the visually impaired from falling onto the track at the gap between carriages, we have installed extensible barriers between carriages. Each gap is equipped with four barriers.