STUDY OF INCLUSIVITY OF DUKUH ATAS AREA FACILITIES FOR USERS WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES AS A TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREA

Abstract

Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) areas prioritize transferring modes to increase regional mobility. Therefore, this area is expected to be accessible to all people, including people with physical disabilities. To study the fulfillment of facilities for people with physical disabilities, researchers stated that the Dukuh Atas Area is the earliest TOD area and has the most modes in Indonesia. The study was conducted using a descriptive qualitative method and the Universal Design theory as the main theory, which includes 7 aspects; Equal use, flexible use, easy and intuitive use, easy-to-understand information, having tolerance for errors, low energy use, and size and space for appropriate use, and its application in the Dukuh Atas Area. The study stated that the facilities implemented were inclusive, but had not been applied evenly.