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Measure on-site
Trained verifiers follow a public protocol: door and lift widths, turning space, restroom layout, slope gradient and surface type — recorded with the same instruments everywhere so numbers are comparable.
Our methodology
Facts, evidence and dates — never guesses
Accessibility is a set of measurements, not a label. Here is exactly how we collect, evidence and maintain every data point — and how we keep it honest.
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Attach evidence
Every measurement carries photos, the source and the method. We label each value as measured fact or estimate, and keep recommendations clearly separate from the data itself.
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Reverify over time
Places change. Community reports and scheduled re-audits update profiles, and each one shows its last-verified date, change history and a confidence level.
What we promise
Fact, estimate, recommendation — never blurred You always see which is which, so you can make your own call.
A date on everything No measurement without a last-verified date and a confidence level.
Independence is non-negotiable Scores and recommendations are never influenced by commercial partners.
No absolute promises Weather, operations and staffing change. We tell you what we measured, and when.