Ok so how are you supposed to even get into those trains when the platform elevation is about 2 inches while the entrance doors to the Septa EMUs hover what seems like 3 feet higher? Could you explain this, please?
Most stations have ''step boxes'' which would elevate you up closer to the bottom step, in fact on the opposite side of this platform you can see that. Im not quite sure why this side doesnt have them. The step boxes are usually made from wood and would elevate you enough to compensate for that large gap.
Ok so how are you supposed to even get into those trains when the platform elevation is about 2 inches while the entrance doors to the Septa EMUs hover what seems like 3 feet higher? Could you explain this, please?
Most stations have ''step boxes'' which would elevate you up closer to the bottom step, in fact on the opposite side of this platform you can see that. Im not quite sure why this side doesnt have them. The step boxes are usually made from wood and would elevate you enough to compensate for that large gap.