Direct2Go vs Behindertenparkplatz Berlin

Direct2Go helps you find places you can actually use: wheelchair toilets, step-free entrances, automatic doors, lifts, ramps, disabled parking, adult changing places, accessible showers, hearing loops and many more features. You are not looking for "a restaurant". You are looking for a restaurant you can get into, with a toilet you can use. THE MAP • Places around you, with their accessibility features. • Search what’s in view: the list shows what is on your screen, the map shows every place in groups. Narrow it with Range (500 m–10 km) and filter by category and feature. SEARCH • By name, address or keyword, also by voice. • Find AED, Find toilet, Find disabled parking: press and hold the Direct2Go icon on your Home Screen and pick one. You get the nearest registered place straight away, with a clock direction and distance, on the map. WITHOUT INTERNET • AEDs and toilets are stored on your iPhone, so Find AED and Find toilet answer even without a connection, with the date of the data shown. • Under Offline data you can download any other category and see how much space it takes. The app keeps everything current once a day, only with internet. You decide what stays. • The map background does need internet; without a connection the list becomes the main screen. DETAILS AND ACTIONS • Four tabs per place: About, Facilities, Hours and Ratings. • Opening hours with live status: "Closes in 25 min", "Opens tomorrow at 09:00". The whole week in one table. • Navigate to or share a place with Apple Maps or Google Maps — your choice. • Add a missing place or correct a wrong detail. WHAT'S AROUND ME • Pick a category and a distance up to 500 metres; the app warns you as you get close — with a sound, a spoken sentence or vibration only. • Alerts name the category, a clock direction and the distance: "Toilet — at 2 o'clock — 80 m". • Works walking, in a wheelchair, on a bike and in the car. Pocket mode: phone in your pocket, screen locked, alerts keep coming. GPX ROUTES • Import a GPX file from any route planner, or share it straight to Direct2Go. • "My routes" keeps your rides: distance, climb, estimated time, elevation profile and waypoints. • Ride along: watch the route roll by before you go, with height, gradient and speed. • Optional spoken guidance on the way, with the screen off if you like. • Route locations: show only places along your route. A toilet three kilometres off your path is no use to you. DIRECT2GO ROUTES • Download routes checked by a person; you see who, when and what was surveyed: surface, width, kerbs, gates, benches. • Points the author placed along the route, such as a bench, a toilet or a bus stop, appear on the map with their name and are announced on the way. • What is not listed was not checked — which is not the same as "absent". FOLLOW ME • Share a link with the people close to you: they see your position, progress and estimated arrival in a browser, without an app or account. You decide when it starts and stops; nothing is kept afterwards. EVERY DAY • Home address and a "Home" button: one tap to head home. • The app opens at the place you viewed last, or at your location: your choice. • Choose which voice the app uses and how fast it speaks. • iPhone and iPad, light and dark mode, Dynamic Type, VoiceOver. • A complete guide is in the app, under About. PRIVACY Direct2Go contains no trackers and no analytics. Your location is used to show places around you and to guide you — it is sent to a server only if you start "Follow me" yourself, and it disappears when you stop. Sign in with Apple is optional. AN HONEST NOTE The accessibility data comes from people, not from an algorithm. A feature may be wrong or may have changed since it was recorded, and offline data can be older than you think — which is why its date is shown. Report a mistake in the app and it is corrected for everyone. For routes, the app never promises that a whole route will suit you.

Behindertenparkplatz Berlin zeigt alle ausgewiesenen Behindertenparkplätze in Berlin auf einer interaktiven Karte. Die App nutzt amtliche Daten der Bezirksämter und der GDI Berlin und informiert über Standort, Anzahl der Parkplätze und zusätzliche Hinweise wie mögliche zeitliche Beschränkungen. Die App unterstützt bei der Orientierung, der Suche nach Parkmöglichkeiten in der Nähe sowie der Navigation zu einem ausgewählten Parkplatz. Sie eignet sich für Menschen mit Behinderung, Pflege- und Fahrdienste sowie Angehörige. - Funktionen Karte aller Behindertenparkplätze in Berlin auf Grundlage offizieller Daten Detailansicht zu jedem Parkplatz mit Standort, Bezirk, Anzahl der Plätze und Zusatzinformationen Adresssuche innerhalb Berlins mit direkter Fokussierung auf die Zielposition Navigation über Apple Karten oder Google Maps Standortfokus zur Ausrichtung der Karte auf die eigene Position Suchmarker zur klaren Darstellung eines Zielpunkts - Vorteile der App Nutzung offizieller, transparenter Datenquellen Klare und leicht verständliche Bedienoberfläche Keine Registrierung erforderlich Kostenfrei und werbefrei Barrierearme Gestaltung und einfache Informationsdarstellung - Datenquelle Behindertenparkplätze – WFS (Land Berlin) Lizenz: Datenlizenz Deutschland – Namensnennung – 2.0 (dl-de/by-2.0)