TX Access introduced at Edinburgh Castle

01/10/2024
LEVC TX Access introduced at Edinburgh Castle 

LEVC is proud to announce it is providing a TX Access for Edinburgh Castle to further improve accessibility for visitors at the historic site.

Edinburgh Castle’s location atop Castle Rock presents a challenge for visitors with limited mobility, due to its steep incline and cobbled pathways. The LEVC TX Access offers a comfortable and  inclusive transportation option for visitors to easily ascend and descend the hill.

Alex Nan, CEO of LEVC, commented: “We are thrilled to support Edinburgh Castle by providing a vehicle that is accessible to all. The TX Access is more than a black cab, the fully electric and wheelchair-accessible vehicle is designed to meet the highest standards of comfort and inclusivity..”

Designed to provide unparalleled accessibility, the TX Access is fully wheelchair accessible, featuring a direct access ramp that neatly folds away into the floorspace, allowing for swift deployment and adjustability. It features a large door aperture for easy entry and exit, spacious interior for wheelchair manoeuvrability, and a restraint system to secure wheelchairs in place.

Additionally, the vehicle offers large windows and an impressive panoramic roof for passengers to enjoy the journey. Other accessibility features include a swivel seat, anti-slip floors, hearing induction loops, and braille-embossed controls and a microphone system.

Stephen Porter, Branch Manager at The Taxi Centre, Scotland’s largest LEVC dealer which sourced the TX Access for Edinburgh Castle, said: “This recent addition to Edinburgh Castle’s transportation fleet aligns with a broader trend towards eco-friendly solutions within the tourism and service industries, and we are delighted the Edinburgh Castle team is happy with their LEVC TX Access.“

For further information on the TX Access taxi and its features, please visit  https://www.levc.com/new-models/tx-access/ .

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