accessiblity for the disabled abuse

Sorry for the bad title. I'm addicted to a lot of these Not Always () websites (which sometimes might have fake stories but more often they are true stories). Well yesterday I was reading a story http://notalwaysworking.com/prejudice-can-be-a-handicap/35141 which was about a woman who had a disability and she preferred to use the accessibility stall because she might hit her head on something like a toilet seat but a janitor told her that she didn't look disabled and to use one of the more 'cramp' stalls and that she had a 'stupid mohawk'. Well on FB today they are talking about the same story and I'm wondering on what are your thoughts about able-bodied people using the accessible stalls if there is like a line? Or what about if there is a change table or toddler seat in that stall or you need to take a stroller/*bundy buggy/suitcase with wheels into it since you don't want to risk them being stolen if its outside a 'regular' stall?

*for those who don't know what a bundy buggy is these are:



now for the latter picture-imagine you have a box in the bottom and then you have a backpack with stuff like water and snacks as well as couple of books. For a place like Centre Island we might also have bungle cords so we can leave it 'outside' the ride but in a way our backpack can't get 'stolen'.