(Disability Discrimination Case 3) Transportation and Roads for the Physically Disabled

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Certainly, it was a bridge that opened about a year ago (it is near XX station). The signboard "I can't pass the wheelchair" installed here may have been installed casually, but I think discrimination has been made due to disability. Considering reasonable accommodation, it is essential to secure the sidewalk to the end.

Probably the problem of land expropriation was at the root, but even so, if you keep in mind "reasonable accommodation", the signage will at least be "Wheelchairs should use the right passage" Isn't it?