This parking lot in Omaha, NE (USA) has 22 out of 30 accessibility-friendly parking spaces (73%).
(via http://www.allplay.org/)

8 replies
@zachleat Zach it's wild to me that you just walked around a parking lot counting the number of accessibility-friendly parking spaces
@eb it doesn’t take long to count to 21 😅—my kids were busy at the park
@zachleat those spaces are inaccessible to everyone who doesn’t have a disability…
@jerod this is at the allplay complex, a wheelchair-friendly baseball field! http://www.allplay.org/About-ALLPLAY-Complex.html
@zachleat that's super cool! And it explains the handicap stall ratio, which would be preposterous for your average public park lot.
@zachleat so did they just put all the park’s mandated spaces into a single lot? 😑
@cbirdsong this is at the allplay complex, a wheelchair-friendly baseball field! http://www.allplay.org/About-ALLPLAY-Complex.html
@zachleat oh, i'm glad my cynicism was not warranted here!
(also, what a specimen of a website - depressingly not accessible, though 😒)