Wednesday, June 27, 2012
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Surely there is a wheelchair ramp somewhere?!
ReplyDeleteTo be fair, not all disability permit holders are in wheelchairs, but still, where do those that do use a wheelchair go to?
ReplyDeleteWheelchair or not, not everyone can climb stairs.
ReplyDeleteYou'd think they would at least make those disability spots wider...
ReplyDeleteThe accessible spots may not be very wide, but at least they have the hash area (the lined area). That way a person with a disability would still have enough room to enter/exit a car, as long as some idiot doesn't park in that hash area!! :o)
ReplyDeleteto the left of those lines is a ramp that leads you right up to the wheelchair car
ReplyDeleteThere is a ramp elsewhere, but GO should provide a ramp here as well. There's no good reason not too.
ReplyDeleteThose spaces are the 4th and 5th closest to the wheelchair ramp. Really it is a blog fail.
ReplyDelete@Anon: why not just make these steps a ramp as well?
ReplyDeleteThat would be a pretty steep ramp. The one DIRECTLY to the left is a much more realistic incline.
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