Google Maps has moved on to one of the most useful updates showing whether a location, such as a building or restaurant, is wheelchair accessible.
The sources of information for these updates are essentially the users of Google Maps, who record and answer questions about the places they visit, indicating, for example, the average cost of a meal or parking space, etc.
The service is not yet available for Greece, but if you travel to America you will find wheelchair accessibility under the Amenities section when searching for a map point of interest, and you can also add your own conclusions.
The new feature was built by Rio Akasaka, one of its directors Google Drive who took advantage of right that Google gave its employees to work for 20% of their working time on their own projects.
