Yes!
Accessability quests I often see are:
- Do these steps have a ramp? (with several ramp-type options)
- How many steps are here?
- Do these steps have a handrail?
- Is there tactile paving at the top and bottom of these steps?
- Does this crossing have tactile paving?
- Are there sound signals for the blind here?
- Do these traffic lights have a button to request a walk signal?
- What's the height of the curb at this crossing?
- Is this place wheelchair accessible?
replyIf you want to do more advanced accessibility mapping, also have a look at https://mapcomplete.org/onwheels - same concept, but different implementation. Also OpenStreetMap based, so data you add there is shared amongst CoMaps, StreetComplete, ...
replyDisclaimer: I make this
This is great, I'm working on a project called AccessPath for detailed accessibility review of a place. Currently the prototype[1] is using Google Maps but I will be moving on to OpenStreet Maps for obvious reasons.
replyThanks to you folks, Street Complete will also come handy to make places more accessible.
Yes! If you want to you could even select to show only accessibility related "quests".
replyyes, there are questions like that (steps, ramp, etc). Also questions about road surfaces, pavement/sidewalk, etc
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