TABLE C-23  Transit Rail Stations that are ADA-Compliant by Service Type: 1995–2005,,,,,,,,,,,
Number,,,,,,,,,,,
,Transit rail,,,,ADA-compliant stations,Total number of stations,ADA-compliant stations (percent),,,,
,Commuter ,Heavy ,Light ,Other ,,,,,,,
1995,322,237,168,2,729,"2,573",28.3,,,,
1996,356,245,233,2,836,"2,617",31.9,,,,
1997,388,256,265,2,911,"2,643",34.5,,,,
1998,500,258,290,2,"1,050","2,675",39.3,,,,
1999,533,284,351,2,"1,170","2,728",42.9,,,,
2000,552,340,384,2,"1,278","2,777",46.0,,,,
2001,583,359,408,5,"1,355","2,807",48.3,,,,
2002,624,366,458,9,"1,457","2,786",52.3,,,,
2003,643,416,466,12,"1,537","2,799",54.9,,,,
2004,666,428,589,12,"1,695","2,911",58.2,,,,
2005,686,459,596,12,"1,753","2,948",59.5,,,,
KEY: ADA = Americans with Disabilities Act.  ,,,,,,,,,,,
"NOTES:  Other rail includes monorail and (for 2001–2004 only) Alaska Railroad.  Table does not include station data for automated guideway, jitney, and inclined plane transit services.  Data may not add to total because of independent rounding.",,,,,,,,,,,
"ADA-Compliant stations are those rail stations that are fully compliant with the ADA. Under the ADA Acts, many older stations have elevators. These older stations were given time, some to year 2020, to remodel or be replaced and given time to add ramps, the tile strips along the platform, and the communication equipment for full ADA compliant.",,,,,,,,,,,
"SOURCES: 1994-2001: U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT), Federal Transit Administration (FTA), personal communication, May 2005. 2002–2005: USDOT, FTA, National Transit Database Data Tables, Annual Reports, table 21, available at http://www.ntdprogram.com/ as of June 2007.",,,,,,,,,,,


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