> How do you get your wheelchair to the middle of that car free area half a mile from the public transit stop closes to where you want to go. One would assume

> How do you get your wheelchair to the middle of that car free area half a mile from the public transit stop closes to where you want to go. One would assume you would wheel your wheelchair there. You know, the same way people walk their feet there. > Car free areas also raise objections about accessibility for the disabled. What about all the people with disabilities that make driving dangerous or impossible, would love to know how we’re making driving accessible for the blind. There are far more people with disabilities that makes car travel difficult, than there are people for whom direct point-to-point car travel is an absolute necessity (short of someone being rushed to a hospital, I’m not sure what people would need regular, direct, point-to-point car travel).