Casablanca - Post Report Question and Answers
Would someone with physical disabilities have difficulties living in this city?
Yes, getting around is extremely challenging for the able-bodied. It is not designed for anyone with physical limitations. - Sep 2022
A lot. Infrastructure adaptation is non-existent. - Jun 2021
Yes. The sidewalks are bumpy and most apartments/restaurants/etc are not wheelchair friendly. - Feb 2016
Yes. Sidewalks are often narrow, in poor condition, and have cars parked on them. Most elevators in the apartments are very small and would have trouble fitting a wheel chair. The consulate itself lacks any elevator, despite having multiple floors (basement, ground, 2nd). - Jul 2014
Yes - sidewalks are broken up, narrow. Consulate has nothing wheelchair-accessible. - May 2014
It would be very difficult for someone with disabilities. Sidewalks are broken and cluttered, trees are often planted right in the middle of the walkway. Elevators are pretty common, though always very small. - Jun 2012
Plenty. Sidewalks are narrow, broken, no ramps. Not to mention the Consulate is not handicapped accessible. - Apr 2010
Someone with a physical disability should think long and hard before coming to Casablanca. - Mar 2008
