In 1990 the US enacted the Americans with Disabilities Act. This law assured that all public spaces and government buildings would have equal access for the handicapped. That means they had to make wider hallways and ramps to accommodate wheelchairs. There are lots of other accommodations you would find as well. All public restrooms had to have a stall large enough for a wheelchair to roll into. All buildings with more than one floor had to have elevators if they were public buildings. Even our sports stadiums have this type of access. Luckily for the Beesleys it makes life easier if you're pushing a pram / stroller.

It's cool seeing a KZfaqr I'm subscribed to, reacting to another channel I'm also subscribed to 😎

I enjoy this couple.

I'm very happy for those two. Been watching them since before Millie was on the channel. Nice reaction bro!

I love their channel. They're a sweet family. Some of the places they filmed going to were Alcatraz, a gun range, restaurants and stores.

Seems like a video topic Laurence from Lost in the pond should cover is the ADA the American disability act where nearly everything must have ramps and or elevators. So then they don't feel excluded. (China and Japan also, within reason, also provide these features.) The bigger the city the better the public transit, the smaller the more non existent it is. It would cost more money than the net worth of the Saudi royal family to raise the whole US's public transportation game to match the UK.

Traffic in most cities is slow and crowded, particularly at rush hours. But, they are talking here about the traffic driving to a 40,000-50,000 seat stadium for a game!!! I was in the "tube" in London during a soccer game. It was not only crowded but scary, especially at the end of the game when the hooligans of the losing team filled the stations.

Teslas are the #1 selling car in California as of June 2024.

There are so many Teslas in San Francisco. Tesla started in CA so they’ve been building the infrastructure / charging stations for years. SF has great public transportation and they even have self driving cars.

You see Tesla mostly in California, Florida, Texas, and Seattle. Other places not so much. I think it is an infrastructure problem.

Tesla started in California and still has a lot of its business there.

Thurston, we have been waiting on you for years man. When will you and the girlfriend visit the States? We are waiting to show you around.

The epidemic is over and Lav will be able to visit America himself!

What others have said about the ADA. And ice...for many of us, it's not a cold drink unless it's full of ice.

They drove around in LA. They apparently didn't listen to the people who don't know much about San Francisco and advised them to get a car there, so they used public transit. A car in the city of San Francisco would be a huge problem because parking is hard to find and expensive. On the most popular routes, the busses come every 10 or 15 minutes and no, they won't sit at the stop waiting for someone strolling up to the stop. But if you miss the bus, another one will be along in minutes on most routes. The city also has a policy of making no resident (or tourist) walk more than 2 blocks to a bus stop and surprisingly often the bus will take you directly to your destination. Almost never will you have to transfer more than once. Finally, the city has light rail (much of it underground), surface streetcars and the famous cable cars besides busses. And all else failing, there's Uber/Lyft. It's a compact city, 7 miles square, so it's rare for an Uber ride to cost more than $15 and many will be under $10. That's competitive with what it might cost you to park if you chose to drive. Although I own 2 cars, kept at my vacation home, I haven't kept a car in San Francisco now for over 20 years and wouldn't want one here.

They went to a gun shooting range.

Pretty cool , reacting to them.

I think they are confusing "baby friendly" with Wheelchair accessible. lol

Pier 39 is in San Francisco. They have uploaded a few videos.

Years ago this would be British guy reacts to another British guy.

Public transportation varies greatly, from place to place. The subway in LA? Don't use it. It's not safe. All public transportation in NYC is fine, reasonably safe. Most public transportation is unreliable, at best. There are still places that don't have it at all. It's best to just rent a car, if you're not familiar with it.

Yes lots of teslas relatively speaking

I'm not sure why but it seems like Europeans enjoy shopping because they do it every 1, 2 or 3 days. In America most of us do not enjoy grocery shopping and we only do it once a week or even once every 2 weeks. We buy in bulk because A. it's cheaper and B. it last longer so we don't have to buy it again. When I see Europeans buying eggs they only buy 6 at a time when we buy 12 to 18 at a time, the same with milk, we buy it by the gallon and Europeans buy it by half litre or litre?

Yep they posted from Walmart.

Reaction channels react to reaction channels that react to reaction channels...

Every building in the U.S. has to be wheelchair accessable. Or (handicap)

They drive fast in California. Not even the police followed the speed limit when I was there.

Its not breaking the law if you do not turn right on red.

Bwits in Amewica!

In the U you have to say , no ice.

Well, that was funny. Not about 5 million people in CA. Actually 39.5 million. Todate, more than 6 million T. have been sold since 2008. In the US 396 thousand in 2023, and 325 thousand in 2022.

You never HAVE to turn right on red. Once you stop you MAY turn right on red at your own discretion provided it's clear, unless signed otherwise. Most major cities will have public bus systems, if not some form of light rail. Pleasantly surprised they felt it met their needs, though generally not as extensive as I've seen over there.

You should check out and react to new Zealand family visits usa

A KZfaqr I’m subscribed to reacting to another KZfaqr I’m subscribed to?😭 this feels weird

Wrong again!!! Are you tired of being wrong!😊

Who gives a crap about public transport in the United States.. especially when you are for some reason trying to compare it to the UK? Makes no sense to do that. You keep forgetting the UK is a tiny little island with tiny little cars on tiny little roads with tiny little everything.. It feels like you have seen and watched a thousands videos talking about how big the United States is but just don't fathom it in reality.. we don't care about public transport when it's so damn big and trains and buses suck because there is no damn privacy or anything like that.. can't just turn around in a split second can't do anything you want to do.. You're around a bunch of crazy people. Vehicles are superior. Don't know why the British think it's so awesome to have trains and buses over your own vehicle.. 🤦‍♂️

Stop narrating what they said on the video it’s so redundant and you’re not adding anything 😊