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New York. Used to live in Palo Alto and Toronto, and I've never seen emergency buttons in disabled washrooms in hose cities either. Perhaps it's an EU regulatio
by allengeorge 10y ago
New York. Used to live in Palo Alto and Toronto, and I've never seen emergency buttons in disabled washrooms in hose cities either. Perhaps it's an EU regulation?
- Symbiote 10y agoExamples: http://wheelchairsteve.com/2014/emergency-cord-in-accessible-toilet-hooked-around-the-wall/ http://wheelchairsteve.com/2014/emergency-cord-in-accessible... Contrary to what he writes, I've seen them in a couple of places in the UK. I rarely use the accessible toilet though, typically only in small but modern offices where the only toilet is accessible, or on trains.