(Disability Discrimination Case 10) Visually impaired transportation and roads

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By transportation, by road. When getting on or off the bus, shrink the area between the first step of the bus and the sidewalk curb as much as possible, and it is easy to get on and off if it can be narrowed (if the space opens, get off the curb once and get on the bus step Because of the height (step), it is difficult to balance the body.)

Most of the priority seats in the car are given to the seats and are saved. Sometimes I'm sorry when it's crowded, but I don't know the outside situation or surroundings, such as sudden braking, so it's safe to sit down.