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Gophermaster posted:OP, at least the US tries. Most places on earth basically say, "can't contribute, get hosed". No wheelchair ramps at all. From the sounds of it, you have things sorted out. I can tell you from my experience living and working in several countries that poo poo sucks everywhere in some flavor or another. This is something I've heard, but always wondered - the US is relatively accommodating for physically handicapped. It's not perfect, but in general it's pretty good, especially compared to what I've seen. Is there a global standard, and what is it? How do other countries compare - my sample is limited, to be fair. Can someone in a wheelchair easily navigate Iceland? Brazil? Are there handicapped parking spots in Christchurch? Thanks for bringing it up, I appreciate it.
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