One city, unequal living conditions.

Heat, pollution, housing, access to care and services: the situation of your neighbourhood, depending on how you get around.

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Choose a mode to see durations on the plan: medians of the metropolis's neighbourhoods, on foot and by public transport, Tuesday 13 October 2026 at 10:00. What do these three modes cover?

From a neighbourhood

All places
  • Emergency department
  • Town hall
  • Supermarket
  • Social centre
  • CAF (family benefits)
  • Police station
  • Emergency department
  • Town hall
  • CAF (family benefits)

Choose a mode to see durations.

All everyday places

In Paris, it takes a median 11 minutes on foot to reach an accessible metro, RER, train or tram stop, against 3 minutes without constraint.

Plan: illustration

A question at random

Would you have guessed?

A different question at each visit, drawn from the site's figures.

What share of metro stop points (platforms) is marked wheelchair-accessible by Île-de-France Mobilités, in Paris and in Seine-Saint-Denis?

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