Signals / Object
Wheelchair Accessible
in Vancouver, BC
A feature designed for wheelchair access, typically including ramps, elevators, wide entrances, accessible parking, or smooth pathways.
Where it is
All-time count by city.
- 01New York City, NY25K
- 02Berlin, BE20K
- 03Springfield, IL14K
- 04Paris, IDF12K
- 05Hamburg, HH10K
- 06Munich, BY9.2K
- 07Moscow, MOW8.9K
- 08Greater London, ENG8.9K
- 09Saarbrücken, SL8.1K
- 10Elgin, IL7.9K
- 11Madrid, MD7.4K
- 12Champaign, IL7.4K
- 13Toronto, ON6.4K
- 14San Francisco, CA6.3K
- 15Milan, 255.9K
- COUNTED
- 2.3K
- all time in Vancouver
- RANK
- —
- outside the top 15 cities
- SHARE
- —
- no peer total yet
- DENSITY
- 323
- per 100k residents
Other objects in Vancouver
Things that physically exist: street furniture, signs, buildings. All-time counts.
- 01Barrier Kerb20K
- 02Graffiti14K
- 03No Crossing Markings10K
- 04Lowered Kerb8.3K
- 05Urban Tree4.3K
- 06Crossing Markings Lines3.4K
- 07Wood Material3.1K
- 08Deciduous Leaf Cycle3.1K
- 09Bicycle Parking2.8K
- 10Wheelchair Accessible2.3K
- 11Emergency Fire Hydrant2K
- 12Public Transport Platform1.8K
- 13Pillar Fire Hydrant1.7K
- 14Uncontrolled Crosswalk1.5K
- 15Hump Traffic Calming1.5K
- 16Restaurant1.4K
- 17Walkable Neighborhood1.2K
- 18Street Light1.2K
- 19Man Made Utility Pole1.1K
- 20Crossing Markings Zebra1K
- 21Crosswalk Signal944
- 22Building Entrance859
- 23Cars Parked on Sidewalk852
- 24Raised Kerb812