You have probably walked over them thousands of times and not even noticed them, unless you've slipped on one: those red, orange and sometimes black, ridged composite tiles stuck in the concrete at ...

While many public and private buildings have become more accessible to those in wheelchairs, there are still times when curb cuts aren’t available and gaps need to be filled. This is why many people ...

Re: "Ex-mayoral hopeful rolls out ramp quest," Page B1, July 29. As a wheelchair user, I read with interest the story written on the effort to provide ramps to make businesses accessible to fellow ...

In the rail industry, ensuring accessibility for all passengers is not just a matter of compliance with regulations. It is a commitment to inclusivity and customer service. Wheelchair ramps are a ...