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Adapting beaches to facilitate access for people with reduced mobility

Being in the summer season, I thought it would be interesting to highlight the progress that municipalities in France's coastal towns have made in recent years to improve access for people with reduced mobility. Although there is still a long way to go (only 5% of beaches have this type of equipment), we can see that the number is growing year on year.

The article is in French, but I think that with all the AI tools now available, you can easily understand it even if you don't speak French ;-)

Have a nice day!

Depuis plusieurs années, la Grande Plage de Quiberon (Morbihan) propose des infrastructures adaptées aux personnes à mobilités réduites. Un tapis de roulement jusqu’à la mer et des fauteuils  amphibie disponible gracieusement durant les mois de juillet et août de 13 h à 19 h ont notamment été mis en place.

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france, french, english, accessibility, mobilité réduite, inclusion, highlight

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