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ADAAG 10.3.1 ( 7 ) provides criteria for gates at fare collection devices and requires compliance with the requirements for doors and also specifies that those that must be pushed open by people using wheelchairs must have a smooth continuous surface from 2 inches above the floor to 27 inches above the floor . The nurse aides would have to totally accept all the weight of R25 and the wheelchair could tip , causing injury to all involved in the transfer . " " Somebody in a wheelchair would have a hard time reaching it , " said Lieman , who helps deploy assisted technologies for the department of social services . And a person confined to a wheelchair can reach all the grocery items on the virtual supermarket shelf , where those on the upper shelves in the physical supermarket proved inaccessible . The presence of the manual wheelchair would have indicated two distinct possibilities : ( 1 ) Resident # 3 was self-motoring outside of the facility in the electric wheelchair or ( 2 ) a friend with a van having a handicap ramp picked him up without signing him out . A wheelchair can give dignity , independence and hope . Nelson indicated accommodations would be made so that a person in a wheelchair would have access to cross the street to the sidewalk portion of the project . If the transition is too severe , the wheelchair could tip forward . I was also told that I would have been better if I never went to college because then I would have been on Social Security , supplemental Social Security , instead of Social Security disability , and my wheelchair would have been paid for and services that I 'm having trouble accessing now , I would have received . Ten years ago virtually no-one using a wheelchair would have even considered coming to this forum using public transport .