Refers to parking spaces that are marked accessible because they are wider for vehicle ramps and lifts. These spots usually offer ease of access to the main location.

An accessible washroom often includes the following features: a designated accessible stall or a family style singular room. Accessible washrooms have step-free access, are typically more spacious, have grab bars and barrier free access to sinks.

An alternate accessible entrance is available usually at the side or back of a building. Alternative entrances might include features like a ramp or entryway at street-level.

ASL is the short form for “American Sign Language.” A location tagged with ASL is a place that has an ASL interpreter available on staff or available by request.

There is an automatic door present (usually at the entrance of the location). An automatic door may be activated by a button, gesture, or simply by moving close enough to the door.

There is braille present. This could be on menus, washroom signs, price tags, location signage, etc.

Staff are helpful, knowledgeable and/or use inclusive language when it comes to accessibility for customers and patrons.

There is a digital menu that lists goods and services. Whether it’s on the business’ website or a pdf, the content should be accessible.

There is an elevator available to provide access to other levels of the location. Elevators can also come in the form of stairlifts if noted in the description.

There is adequate railing installed, wherever needed for comfort and safety. They should be mounted at a decent height, should not obstruct any path, have no sharp edges, and allow a firm and easy grip.