Hermosillo - Post Report Question and Answers
Would someone with physical disabilities have difficulties living in this city?
Yes, they would. Hermosillo is unfortunately not an accessible city, and neither is post housing. - Aug 2026
Most likely. There isn't much infrastructure for those with mobility issues. - Jun 2025
I'd say so. As I mentioned before the sidewalks are not in great shape. However, all the parking lots have handicap spaces. Most of the buildings probably don't meet ADA requirements. - Sep 2024
Yes. If there is a sidewalk, it's probably uneven and cracking. - Jun 2023
Yes. From the consulate to the public spaces, this city leaves a lot of accessibility desires. - Sep 2022
Potentially yes, there are not a lot of sidewalks. - Sep 2022
Yes. Streets are uneven and don't always have sidewalks. Most homes provided are multi-level. - Aug 2022
It would be okay. This isn't a walking city, so that's less of an issue. - Aug 2015
This would be a tough place to live for someone with physical disabilities- there are hardly any sidewalks, handicapped parking is a crap shoot, and most locations around the city are not accessible. - Apr 2013
Accessibility in Hermosillo is hit and miss. Reserved parking is almost always designated, but often abused. - Dec 2009
Ramps are not available at all public/commercial facilities (particularly at older facilities), and where they are present, they are not always uniform or standard. Audio assist traffic lights are not used in this city. - Feb 2008