Translations:Accessibility Planning/16/en

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None of this requires blame. Most people have simply never been prompted to think about it, and the absence of a habit is not the same as indifference. The correction is a question asked early and an answer taken at face value.

| Conclusion=Accessibility planning is less a procedure than a shift in default assumptions. It treats accurate information about a place and a schedule as basic courtesy, offered without being requested, and treats the resulting decision as belonging entirely to the person receiving it.