Beijing Builds Mobile Public Toilets
Beijing is constructing mobile public toilets and has made significant progress in the construction of barrier-free facilities for public toilets.

In terms of mobile toilet construction, Beijing continued to deepen the "Toilet Revolution" in 2025. A modular mobile toilet was newly built and improved in the park north of Mingguang Bridge in Haidian District. This type of modular mobile toilet offers flexibility and convenience, allowing for rapid deployment and adjustment according to the needs of different areas, effectively alleviating the shortage of public toilets in some regions.
Regarding barrier-free facility construction, the newly built modular mobile toilets fully consider the needs of special groups. A gentle ramp is laid outside the toilets to facilitate access for wheelchair users. Handrails are installed on both sides to provide support and protection for those with mobility impairments. Barrier-free toilet compartments are added, equipped with children's toilets, baby changing tables, safety handrails, and emergency call devices. The provision of these facilities offers great convenience to the elderly, families with young children, and people with disabilities, reflecting the city's care and respect for special groups.
In addition, Beijing has included the barrier-free renovation of 33 public toilets as a practical project of the municipal government. A "one-toilet-one-policy" approach is adopted, tailoring renovation plans according to the different locations, structures, and service populations of each public toilet. This personalized renovation method can better adapt to the actual conditions of different public toilets and enhance the practicality and safety of the facilities. For example, for public toilets located in bustling commercial areas, more attention may be paid to crowd flow management and sanitation; while for those in old residential communities, the focus may be on solving problems such as limited space and aging facilities.
Through these measures, Beijing has achieved positive results in the construction of mobile public toilets and the renovation of barrier-free facilities, not only improving the level of urban public services but also providing residents and tourists with a more convenient, comfortable, and safe toilet environment.




