They don't. Most places have handicap accessible ramps as alternative entries.
Dean Kaman's iBot is a sort of all-terrain wheelchair that can climb stairs.
A lot of people ask that question, but people usually fall while going up the stairs rather then going down the stairs mainly because they do not lift their leg up high enough.
If it is for people with prams or people in wheelchairs, they would have probably used a slope going all the way up. But for people walking, well isn't it obvious? STAIRS!
To drive people up and down instead of stairs
Stairs go up and come down as well.
The opposite of up the stairs is down the stairs, as the opposite of upstairs is downstairs.
The answer to this riddle is "a staircase". Of course the staircase does not actually move up and down, but when you refer to a staircase directionally, you are either going "up the stairs" or "down the stairs". Its function in and of itself is to "go" up and down.
Well ramps are important because several of the patients at the facility may be in wheel chairs. Since wheel chairs can't get up stairs, they require ramps to climb up. Ramps are also used for people in stretchers/ gurneys.
No. There are separate stairs for going up and down. The staircase is extremely narrow, it would be impossible to have people going both up and down on the same one.
Stairs, you go up you go down but the stairs never move.
the stairs
A cow can climb up stairs but not down.
It translated people up and down instead of using stairs.