1 is a probable drop off point where wheelchair user can come down from a bus or car. Go to 2 and turn into 3. This leads to the open air car park.
If one goes from 3 to 4, then one would see the main entrance of Time Square. Unfortunately, there is no ramp at the entrance. (We have to work at this problem.)
A wheelchair user needs to go from 4 to 5 to 6, 7, 8 before he / she can see the ramp. It is a small and narrow ramp, often hidden behind many motorcycles.
Wheelchair access is manageable though not good after one reach point 9. I hope this is useful to the friend who requested for this information.
thank you Kuan Aw ...very good infomation ,
ReplyDeletewiil go visit Time Square one day and let
you know the felling......
Do you think clear ground markings / disabled access signs, showing direction to entrance points will help ? keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteDon't thik so. People just don't bother. Need strong enforcement.
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