In Riga, parents are facing significant challenges when trying to park in designated spots for disabled individuals due to piles of snow left by street cleaners. Linda, a mother whose child attends a school that caters to children with developmental issues, has expressed her desperation after struggling to find accessible parking. Instead of safely stopping in the designated area to unload her child's wheelchair, she often encounters large snow banks that hinder access.

Despite her willingness to handle some of the snow herself, equipped with a shovel for emergencies, Linda insists it should not be her responsibility to clear the parking space, especially when city services fail to perform their duties. The situation underscores the broader issues surrounding urban maintenance and accessibility, particularly for families relying on specialized support for their children.

The program "Bez tabu" sheds light on these ongoing issues, advocating for better city service performance, especially in public spaces designated for persons with disabilities. The need for responsive urban planning and maintenance has never been more urgent as families like Linda's continue to navigate these unnecessary challenges in their daily lives.