Characteristic Mobile Toilets in Pudong New Area

The characteristic mobile toilets in Pudong New Area are reflected in multiple aspects such as design, humanistic care, sanitation support, and renovation planning:

I. Aesthetic and Practical Design Mobile toilets in Pudong New Area break away from the monotonous image of traditional public toilets. They use soft hues like light beige and light brown as the base, complemented by dark blue borders and local accents. This design not only harmonizes naturally with the surrounding environment but also enhances visibility through color contrast. Such a design meets practical functions while increasing the public's willingness to use them through visual appeal, embodying the refined design concept of urban public facilities.

II. Care for Special Groups

1. Universal Accessibility Facilities: In areas with high foot traffic, barrier-free pathways and stainless-steel handrails are added around mobile toilets to facilitate use by disabled individuals and the elderly.
2. Age-Friendly and Child-Friendly Adaptations: Auxiliary handrails are installed beside toilets inside stalls to ensure unobstructed access for wheelchairs. The children's toilet area features exclusive adaptive designs, such as lowered sink heights and small-sized toilets. Electronic screens on stall doors display real-time usage status to avoid awkward knocking or wasted waiting time, improving usage efficiency and privacy protection.
3. Independent Unisex Toilets: In the 2026 renovation project, newly procured mobile toilets will independently set up male and female stalls in proportion and separately configure unisex toilets and barrier-free pathways to further meet the diverse needs of families and disabled individuals.

III. Focus on Sanitation Workers' Care A mobile toilet at the intersection of Century Avenue and Weifang Road has added a "Sanitation Workers' Rest Station" equipped with facilities such as refrigerators, showers, microwaves, and charging ports, providing sanitation workers with a convenient space for rest, replenishment, and cleaning. Pudong New Area plans to expand the coverage of "Sanitation Workers' Rest Stations" in conjunction with subsequent renovation projects, demonstrating care for frontline workers.

IV. 2026 Renovation Project Plan Pudong New Area plans to procure and renovate seven mobile toilets, including those at 805 Gaoxiang Road, Cailun Road-Huatuo Road, and Puming Road-Qixin Road. The focus will be on optimizing stall ratios, adding unisex toilets and barrier-free facilities, and continuously promoting the "Sanitation Workers' Rest Station" model to drive the upgrade of public toilets towards being more "human-centered, intelligent, and eco-friendly."