How is Italy like this?

I’ve saved this screenshot for a long time of the accessibility options at a rest stop in Italy.<br><br>I’m definitely not a disabled person, but it blows my mind that this rest stop has:<br>- A button to change the sign language on the TV monitors to Italian sign language, British sign language, American sign language, etc<br>- A button to change the audio in the bathroom accessibility stalls to multiple different languages.<br>- A button to change the cadence of light flashing for audio descriptions. <br>- A button to change the braille sign inside to French, German, Italian, English, etc.<br>- An elevator built into these small rest stop buildings.<br>- A cadence of cadence light signs for cadence accessibility<br>- A walkway with different kinds of terrain (like gravel) for cadence accessibility<br>- The full text of the sign translated to braille in various languages (German, Italian, English, Spanish, etc)<br><br>Let me tell you, Italy was not what I expected before I went there.