Boltar wrote:
Because as far
as I can see having a wheelchair spot means some seats go missing.
Unless
in the world you exist in this doesn't happen.


Having a wheelchair spot means there are less seats and a large gap.
During the peak time it is better to have fewer seats because more
standing passengers can crush into the new open space and wheelchair
users (just like people with big shopping bags) are likely to avoid
travelling at rush hour.