Gender neutral toilets are legal in some locations and they are often required in public buildings.
Gender neutral toilets are also known as being all gender or gender inclusive or mixed sex and unisex restrooms.
A Gender neutral toilet or gender neutral restroom is often safer for transgender people, who might experience harassment and intimidation in restrooms that are gender segregated.
Gender neutral toilets or restrooms are more accessible for people with disabilities and older adults or parents that have small children.
A Gender neutral toilet or gender neutral restroom can also reduce wait times for women who may spend more time in a bathroom or restroom than men.
A Gender neutral restroom must be clearly marked as being gender neutral or Unisex etc.
Single occupancy restrooms must also be gender neutral and multiple occupancy restromm facilities must have lockable single occupancy toilet stalls.
Gender neutral toilets are enforced through local ordinances and business may be contacted to help them come into compliance.
Gender-neutral bathrooms are restrooms where anyone, regardless of their gender, can comfortably go to the toilet.
A Gender neutral restroom is like the ultimate “no judgment” zone, where everyone's welcome to do their thing without any labels or stereotypes.