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Maksim Ig. Malyshev - Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor, Higher School of Engineering, Russian University of Transport (MIIT), Moscow, Russia

Aleksey Yu. Semchenko - Higher School of Engineering, Russian University of Transport (MIIT), Moscow, Russia

Abstract. The current paper has presented a comprehensive study of the methodological foundations of designing passenger navigation systems for railway transport hubs. There has been conducted a comparative analysis of Russian and international guidelines for passenger information support systems and identified the most important international standards on this issue (ISO 7001 and ADA). Particular attention has been paid to accessibility for passengers with limited mobility in accordance with the latest requirements (GOST R 59602-2021). There have been given recommendations for the design of an effective navigation system based on the normative basis of the psychophysiological properties of human perception and the principles of ergonomics. There has been proven that an effective information system requires a beneficial synthesis of strict compliance with mandatory guidelines and the flexibility of user-targeted design, taking into account the intuitive understanding of the system, as well as the timeliness and multimodal presentation of information.

Keywords: system of informing; transfer hub; railway transport.

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Malyshev M.I., Semchenko A.Yu. Methodological and regulatory framework for developing a passenger navigation information system at a railway transfer hub // Transport law and security. 2026; (1(57)):140―150.