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Ensuring safe mobility in Stockholm, Sweden

机译：确保瑞典斯德哥尔摩的安全出行

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Stockholm is one of the most accessible cities in Europe. This Scandinavian capital received the 2013 Access City award for disabled-friendly cities, a third place after Berlin and Nantes, France. However, the goal of providing safe mobility for all remains a challenge. People with one or more disabilities report being victims of assault and robbery twice as often as the general population. They avoid going out after dark because they are afraid of being exposed to crime more often than the rest of the population. The elderly, women and the disabled are often pointed out as being more fearful than other groups of passengers. The aim of this paper is to report on the safety conditions for passengers who report themselves as having a disability using data from different sources. The study also illustrates a number of initiatives that are intended to provide safe mobility for all, both from the perspective of those who are responsible for the delivery of transportation services and from those who use the system. The paper finishes with a discussion of current challenges both in practice and research.
机译：斯德哥尔摩是欧洲最方便的城市之一。这座斯堪的纳维亚首都获得了2013年残疾人友好城市通行城市奖，仅次于柏林和法国南特，排名第三。但是，为所有人提供安全出行的目标仍然是一个挑战。据报告，患有一种或多种残疾的人是袭击和抢劫的受害者，是普通人的两倍。他们避免天黑后外出，因为他们害怕比其他人群更容易遭受犯罪。人们经常指出，老年人，妇女和残疾人比其他乘客群体更加恐惧。本文的目的是使用来自不同来源的数据报告那些报告自己有残疾的乘客的安全状况。该研究还从负责运输服务的人员和使用该系统的人员的角度说明了旨在为所有人提供安全出行的许多举措。本文最后讨论了在实践和研究中当前的挑战。

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