There’s finally a tool for navigating cities that puts people before cars.

Grist
By Kate YoderFeb 2, 2017, 5:22 pm150 pts
Have you ever found Google Maps leading you, a pedestrian, on the steepest possible route from Point A to Point B? For many of us, it’s an annoyance — but if you’re in a wheelchair or pushing a stroller, that route might have proved impassable. To address the need for a travel-planning tool based on…

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