Finding wheelchair accessible housing is very difficult, at best. It is time we set a national standard that at least 10% and no less than one house out of a new housing subdivisions be constructed to be fully wheelchair accessible, as specified by the Uniform Building Code. This includes doors, hallways, emergency egress, toilet and bathing facilities, and cabinetry be constructed accessible, be constructed as accessible. This will benefit not only current citizens of The United States, who must use wheelchairs for mobility, but also future generations with paralysis. This will most definitely benefit current and future paralyzed American veterans.



