People with disabilities have to cope with substantial obstacles in Hong Kong, including the stairs at many MTR and KCR stations, as well as pedestrian overpasses, narrow and crowded footpaths and steep hills. On the other hand, some buses are now accessible by wheelchair, taxis are never hard to find and most buildings have lifts (many with Braille panels).
Wheelchairs can negotiate the lower decks of most of the ferries. Hong Kong International Airport at Chek Lap Kok has been designed with facilities for passengers with disabilities and it publishes a useful brochure entitled Hong Kong International Airport: Special Needs, which is available from the Hong Kong Airport Authority (www.hkairport.com).
from http://www.lonelyplanet.com
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