What is the definition of Metres Handicap Removal?

"Metres handicap removal, my friend, is like the cosmic version of 'getting off with a ticket for not wearing your seatbelt.' It's the fancy way of saying when a country decides to slap a 'disability' sticker on a metric measurement, usually because it's just not practical to adjust for everyone. But let's not kid ourselves - imagine this sentence: 'The new metro system in Paris will officially start removing metres handicap removal tickets from all disabled passengers as they're now deemed to be 'automatically exempt' due to the city's newfound commitment to inclusivity.' Now, that's a step in the right direction, but let's just say it's not exactly making waves."