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Create a spoken transit-stop orientation cue

Describes a verified stop layout and next action without guessing service status.

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Prompt

Using current [STOP LAYOUT], [ROUTE DETAILS] and [ACCESS NOTES], script a short spoken orientation cue for someone arriving at [STOP NAME]. State where the boarding point, information display and help point are relative to a defined entrance, then name any verified step-free route and its uncertainty. Provide a transcript, pause marks and a companion text card. Do not invent live arrivals, safety guarantees or an accessible path not checked on site. Check that left and right directions are from the traveller's viewpoint and that a listener can reach the first decision point.