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A fall on a tram cost a passenger his life. Older riders want change

  • Posted on September 13, 2026
  • By The Age
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  • 1 min read
In brief

Tram safety has become a critical public health concern, particularly for elderly passengers who represent over 75% of hospitalization cases following falls. A tragic incident highlights the urgent need for improved safety measures and accessibility features in public transportation systems. Senior citizens face heightened risks due to mobility challenges, balance issues, and the dynamic environment of moving vehicles. This growing crisis demands comprehensive reforms including better handrails, improved flooring grip, enhanced driver awareness, and dedicated seating areas to protect vulnerable commuters and prevent future accidents.

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A fall on a tram cost a passenger his life. Older riders want change
A fall on a tram cost a passenger his life. Older riders want change

More than three-quarters of passengers who were hospitalised following a fall on a tram were aged 60 or older.
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The Age

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