Edmonton

Disabled Parking Zones :: City of Edmonton

The City installs disabled parking zones on public property in front of residences and businesses. Parking zones are typically 7.5-10m long, which accommodates one vehicle. Anyone displaying a valid Province of Alberta disabled parking placard can use a disabled parking zone. It is not designated fo…


EDMONTON.CA

For the people

I work for a wheel accessibility team, called Mightywheels.ca We help people who use wheels like parents pushing baby strollers, people with walking devices, or people like me in wheelchairs. We also have a website. We have a consern with Shopper Drug Marts handy parking stall we need lined painted and the parking stall cement cut to proper size..

trying to help

Come on people, this its for everyone, we all could be in this situation, and I'm trying to help.

mightywheel.ca

Our streets and sidewalks are not good.

Linda Godinn says i use a mobility scooter and have a hard time with all the curbs in city. I find I have to travel on the streets alot. some sidewalks are worst then the streets.

Working hard every day

We would like your support, as the Mightywheels.ca team assists Edmonton, Alberta to better it's accessibility for people who use wheels. Please help this idea grow.

Vaid

Yesterday I brought my Transitions worker to Callingwoods new Shopper's Drug Mart to make a valid complaint about lines needed to be painted for the handy capped parking stall and entry. that was not first I complained. They said said that they would do some about it. and that was Friday June the 5th 

something new

What I did yesterday..

www.change.org/p/city-of-edmonton-fix-the-streets-for-people-who-use-wheels

Who will

When I'm died and gone, who's going to do what I do? that's why i would like some help to build up Mightywheels.ca better and carry on the battle for equal accessibility.