Google Maps to indicate accessible places for disabled


Google has made it possible to find out whether or not a location is accessible to people in wheelchairs. — AFP Relaxnews

Google has announced the deployment of a particularly useful functionality in its web mapping service, which will make it much easier for wheelchair users to see accessibility information.

The new feature is very easy to use. Once the "Accessible Places" option is activated in the mobile application's settings, Google Maps will display wheelchair icons to indicate locations with disabled access. Clicking on the icon will bring up further information about accessible seating, toilets, and parking.

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