SUJUVA is a set of visualised accessibility regulations, guidelines and recommendations for designing accessible rail station infrastructure. It benefits designers, developers and maintenance providers alike. The objective is to provide straightforward and user-friendly visualised accessibility guidance to make it easier for designers to find the most effective accessibility solutions and to help maintenance providers to keep the infrastructure accessible at all times. Having access to simple, intuitive accessibility guidance enables developers to check that the design is accessible, thus reducing the need to make changes later.
Rail station infrastructure is subject to special accessibility requirements and encompasses the metro or train station itself, including any buildings, as well as accessible routes to the nearest public transport connections, pick-up and drop-off points, and car parks. The information on the SUJUVA website can be used both to design new stations and to make improvements to existing infrastructure. There are also elements that are useful for renovation projects.