The document discusses the "Right Point" project, which aims to map bus stop accessibility in Salvador, Brazil. The project involves inspecting bus stops within a 6km radius of a hospital to evaluate accessibility based on 12 criteria. Student volunteers were trained to perform inspections and collect geographic data on 194 stops using a classification system of favorable, acceptable, and critical. The results are being mapped using markers colored green, yellow, and red respectively to visualize accessibility levels and identify areas for improvement. The goal is to produce a digital map with georeferenced accessibility data on bus stops to raise awareness and inform urban planning.