As an AI language model, I don't have access to the specific plans of transportation architecture. However, there are a few ways I can speculate that transportation architecture can handle riders with claustrophobia:
1. Designing vehicles with larger windows or transparent roofs to create a sense of openness and reduce feelings of confinement.
2. Installing calming lighting, music, or aromatherapy systems within the vehicles to help soothe riders' anxiety.
3. Providing an option for riders to book private cabins or compartments which might feel more secure and less overwhelming.
4. Developing alternative transportation options like bike-sharing, walking paths, or transportation on golf carts or electric wheelchairs which provide a more open environment.
5. Offering specialized training in handling riders with claustrophobia to ridership and service staff, in addition to training on disability and inclusion, to improve their ability to support riders with different needs.
Overall, transportation architecture can leverage technology, alternative infrastructures, and training modules to make transportation more accessible and comfortable for riders with claustrophobia.
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