Hi All, I wanted to gather feedback regarding an idea I have for enhancing Google Maps. I am considering reaching out to the Google support team to suggest some changes based on this idea. Many of you are familiar with the different tabs that appear when you open a specific location on Google Maps, such as the overview and reviews tabs. Currently, in terms of accessibility, I was told that there is a wheelchair symbol accompanied by a tick mark or a cross mark to indicate whether a place is accessible or not. I have been contemplating the addition of another tab called "Accessibility" where people visiting a location can provide detailed information about its accessibility. For instance, let's consider the McDonald's in PVR Cinema. The information in this tab could include something like: "The McDonald's is located in the right corner of the 3rd floor of PVR Cinema. Upon entering, the counter is slightly ahead towards the left, and the seating area is towards the right." While this information may not offer complete navigation, it would provide a general idea of what to expect. I would appreciate knowing your opinions on this matter. It would be helpful to know if you think this idea would be valuable, so that I can relay the community's thoughts to the support team.
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