So yes, why not Cleveland as American’s best barrier-free city?
A good transit system can be strengthened to provide
people options to get around without having to own a car.
Old city streets in
need of water/sewer/repaving upgrades – can be redesigned as complete streets –
places where pedestrians, cyclists, folks who use wheelchairs and transit
riders are safely accommodated (along corridors where speeding, dangerous
automobiles were once king).
Beautiful,
barrier-free design is a great equalizer. It does not care if you are black,
white, Hispanic, Asian, male, female, LBTQ, religious, not so religious, rich
or poor.
It simply aims to create a better built environment – from the place
you sleep to the way you get around town to where you work, go to school and
shop – that promises better quality of life for all.
Final registration and submission deadline is July 15, 2019 -- so hurry up and get details at:
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