Also, disabled drivers need parking spaces reserved for them. Mobility impairments are the most visible disabilities. Between 600,000 and 1.4 million disabled people use wheelchairs. Millions of others use walkers, canes, braces, or crutches. Blind or visually impaired people can follow worship services better with reading materials in large print or Braille, or with the help of audiocassettes.
Some congregations offer voluntary reader services.
Most computers can produce large-print documents, while turning out orders of service in Braille requires a Braille printer. A thoughtfully laid-out sound system can help these people participate in worship services. These include a hearing aid or an audio loop worn around the neck and a small microphone either worn on the person's body or placed in front of the hearing-impaired person. If possible, seating should be provided near speakers and the interpreter. All announcements should be printed.