Tips

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• Use sidewalks and streets marked as accessible on the map.

• Avoid narrow or damaged sidewalks; plan routes with smooth paths.

• Always check the map for ramps and tactile pavings before leaving.

• Plan your route in advance using the map to identify the most accessible streets and paths.

• Ask staff for assistance when needed.

• Select routes with elevators and ramps to make travel easier and safer.

• Carry water, personal medication, and any necessary mobility aids.

• Use reflective clothing or lights if walking at night.

• Keep your phone charged and know emergency contacts.

• Verify accessibility before visiting: entrances, elevators, and restrooms.

• Look for places marked on the map as fully accessible.

• Verify that hallways and common areas are wide enough for easy mobility.