Memberaccessiblehimalayas
MemberEven when things don’t go as planned, we should still have the right to board.
usatoday.com
'Extremely humiliating': Why this passenger crawled to his seat on a flight
Sean Chang said he was running late getting through security, and the boarding assistance he normally relies on was not available.
Reply to Travel with tracheotomi
Hi.
While it may be possible to hire some care workers for basic help, care requiring medical level assistance (like getting phlegm from the person’s airways) legally requires a special certification in Japan. So I would suggest they come with their own care worker or family member.
Reply to Accessible room Nagano
If it works out, please let us know so we can add it to the database!
Reply to Solo traveller - do a need accompanying at Disney?
Excellent answer from @schroth-sensei
My feeling is that it is just saying “don’t expect us to help you transfer/provide physical assistance getting on rides” and providing a rule they can point to in case they need to not allow someone entry
This is a cool idea! While it might seem small, raising awareness is the first step towards change.
wheelchairtravel.org
London Replaces Green Man Crosswalk Signals with Wheelchair Symbol - Wheelchair Travel
The iconic green man on London crosswalk signals has been replaced with another style of pedestrian — manual and electric wheelchair users!
schroth-sensei and Carlos7 Comments-
This is as awesome as the transgender symbols on the walk signs there.
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That’s really awesome that they’re bringing more awareness and representation to disabled access. Even small things like that can really make a difference in inclusion and visibility.
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