Access denied: wheelchair metro maps versus everyone else's

Just nine out of 303 metro stations in Paris are fully accessible.
"The metro can be the quickest way to get around many big cities. Unless you’re in a wheelchair. Although it has invested recently in improving accessibility, the London Underground – the world’s oldest metro, opened in 1863 – still only has 71 out 270 tube stations accessible by wheelchair or mobility scooter from street to platform. Given that 21 of those require ramps and staff assistance to board trains, the number of fully accessible stations – which people in wheelchairs can use independently – is just 50. ..."
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