Key:wheelchair

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wheelchair


One example for wheelchair

Description

Indicate if a special place can be used with wheelchairs.

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Can be attached on nodesCan be attached on waysCan be attached on areas


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This Tag may be used to mark places or ways that are suitable to be used with a wheelchair. It should only be used if you are sure about it, this can either be because there's a special sign or because of personal experience/someone with a wheelchair told you. There are also a lot of other Tags that can help to determine if the way is suitable for wheelchairs. If you are unsure, give more information in description=* or wheelchair:description:lang=* and/or leave a FIXME tag to have the object checked.


Common values

wheelchair=yes

Wheelchairs have full unrestricted access.

wheelchair=limited

Wheelchairs have partial access (e.g some areas can be accessed and others not, areas requiring assistance by someone pushing up a steep gradient).

wheelchair=no

Wheelchairs have no unrestricted access (e.g. stair only access).

wheelchair=designated

The way or area is designated or purpose built for wheelchairs (e.g. elevators designed for wheelchair access only). This is rarely used.

Note: There is currently no default value for wheelchair access. wheelchair=no shall be tagged explicitly if discovered.

Examples

Hanover tram system with (non-)wheelchair-symbols

Ways

if there are stairs and there is no ramp.

(Hint: Always think of heavy electric wheelchairs that can not pass any steps.)

Amenities

Bus stop

Hotel

You might want to provide the website=* of the operator=* if it has more detailed information.

Cinema

if you have to ask for help or a key, or if not all theaters are reachable without steps. Give more information in the description key.

You might want to provide the website=* of the operator=* if it has more detailed information.

Museum

Toilets

Example pictograms

Please change the pictograms so they are not shaded to white.--Lulu-Ann 09:06, 16 July 2008 (UTC)

We could use Handicapped Accessible sign.svg and Handicapped Not Accessible sign.svg. --Driver2 20:49, 25 April 2009 (UTC)

Much better, can we make the red cross out line wider? --Lulu-Ann 09:31, 28 April 2009 (UTC)
Sure. Do you think thats enough? --Driver2 11:03, 28 April 2009 (UTC)

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