On December 3rd in honor of the International Day of Disabled persons, the STIB summarizes their new implementation on its network. First of all, the most important improvement achieved is the implementation of a signage system that will provide information on the degree of accessibility each stops will have. In addition, there is an increase …
As cafes and restaurants are closed due to Covid-19, finding an accessible toilet for a person with reduce mobility (PRM) becomes a real issue when traveling in the city. Travelling and moving for people with disabilities has been and continues to be strongly affected by health measures. In addition, the actions taken by the Government …
“Tourism for everyone ” this is what ‘AMT CONCEPT’ is aiming for with the guide ” Handy.Brussels / Brussels for All “. This site offers a diagnosis of accessiblity for the persons with reduced mobility. In 2017 brusselsforall.be changes in a ‘Web App’ adapted to all devices. New structure, better content and grafic interface, new …
Lire la suiteBrussels for all becomes Handy.Brussels to make Brussels even more handy and accessible to all. Users of Brussels For All will find back the structure they know in Handy.Brussels: THE GUIDE: is the heart of the site, TRANSPORT: useful pages to arrive in Brussels and to circulate there, PRACTICAL: valuable information about, tourism, associations, health, …
Lire la suiteFollowing pictos are used in this guide : Accessible Type I : the buildings are fully accessible; the ideal situation for an active life of autonomy. Parking accessible Accessible Accessible for mobility impaired pedestrians Facilities for the blind and visually impaired Facilities for the deaf and hearing impaired Accessible for a person with a mental …
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