“…2 Signage is a common approach to support wayfinding at stations, 3 though with a plethora of information requirements (e.g., platforms numbers, train destinations, facilities, safety messaging, advertising) stations are commonly cluttered with too much visual information. 4 Hughes et al (2020) 5 presented arguments for how different characteristics of lighting (intensity, colour, flicker/flash rate, position/direction, source/operation) could be used to influence the behaviour and movements of people in a more intuitive and responsive way at railway stations, with the potential to solve recognised industry problems with passenger movements and their impacts on efficiency of train services. 6 Six scenarios were identified where new lighting interventions could be considered.…”