> And the sad thing is, in this respect Chicago is less bad than a lot of other towns and cities in the US Being a “progressive” city isn’t really correlated w

> And the sad thing is, in this respect Chicago is less bad than a lot of other towns and cities in the US Being a “progressive” city isn’t really correlated with being disability friendly. New York is terrible for disabilities. Many walkable and high dense areas are also terrible for them. Like it or not, suburbia with giant parking lots, dedicated disabled spaces, wheelchair ramps, etc is about the best access you can get (assuming you can drive a vehicle and have one).