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Access at last

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(via Disabled Riders Coalition)

The Disabled Riders Coalition is celebrating improvements to an Atlantic Avenue elevator tomorrow. The advocacy group says that three years and $100 million later, an elevator installed in 2004 is finally accessible to folks using wheelchairs or other mobility aids. The MTA widened a the passageway from the Eastern Parkway Express/Lexington Avenue line to the Brooklyn station's elevator. The area between a staircase and support posts was previously too narrow for wheelchairs to pass.

--Marlene Naanes

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