wheelchair access
Ramps and elevators
Wheelchair access refers to the ability for wheelchair users to enter, navigate, and use a space or facility.
The term typically describes architectural features—ramps, wide doorways, accessible restrooms, elevators—that accommodate people who use wheelchairs: The building has wheelchair access from the side entrance.
A venue may advertise wheelchair access to indicate it meets accessibility standards.
- elevatorsVertical passenger conveyances
- rampsInclined connecting surfaces
- curb cutsSloped sidewalk transitions
- parking spacesDesignated vehicle berths
- blue badgeDisabled parking permit
automatic doors · push button · wide doorways · building codes · stair lifts · universal design · visitability · power chair · accessibility · getting around · inclusive design · mobility scooters · barrier-free · open floor plan · grab bars · roll-in shower · joystick controls · workplace accommodations
- Disability Rightsdisability rights, ADA, Americans with Disabilities Act, reasonable accommodation, accessibility
- accessible designramps, wide doors, wide doorways, grab bars, handrails
- disability employmentdisability inclusion, reasonable accommodation, workplace accessibility, ADA, accommodations
- disability ministrydisability advocacy, disability awareness, disability rights, special needs, accessibility
- accessibilityadaptive skiing, accessibility features, handcycling, sled hockey, boccia
- museumsmuseums, art museums, exhibits, galleries, exhibitions
wheelchair accesssteps
Sequential actions in process
barriers · curbs · uneven terrain · revolving doors · gravel paths
wheelchair accessrestricted access
Entry limited to authorized individuals