As a relatively new city with lots of fresh concrete, Portland’s infrastructure is more wheelchair-accessible than the average American city. Visitors will find curb cuts throughout downtown and enjoy well-maintained accessibility features built into Portland’s public transportation. The city’s free-spirited attitude also extends to a general acceptance of neurodiversity. Of course, it’s not always sunshine and roses in the sometimes rainy City of Roses, but this guide will go a long way to getting you a smooth and inclusive experience.
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