Film Lens
All Riders focuses on the fight for accessibility in New York City's subway system. It presents the perspectives of activists, local and state legislators, transit advocates, and MTA officials, illustrating the ongoing struggle for equal access for people with disabilities. The film emphasizes that less than a quarter of subway stations are equipped with elevators, highlighting the barriers faced by individuals with physical disabilities.
The documentary captures the voices of those directly involved in the disability rights movement, providing a platform for their experiences and demands. It situates the issue within the broader context of New York City's transit system, showcasing the urgent need for improvements in accessibility and the impact of these challenges on daily life for many residents.
Why Watch
- •Meet activists fighting for subway accessibility in NYC.
- •See the impact of inaccessible transit on daily lives.
- •Find out about the MTA's role in accessibility issues.
Did You Know
•Less than 25% of subway stations in NYC are accessible to people with disabilities.
•The film features perspectives from local and state legislators involved in transit advocacy.
•The documentary has a runtime of 16 minutes.
Perfect For
Disability rights advocatesPublic transit enthusiastsNew York City residents