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MemberHi Everyone, this is not a travel related post per se, but I thought this would be a good place to share. This is a documentary about the history of the Americans with Disabilities Act in the United States. I think there is a lot of good progress here, but also demonstrates how much work is left to do. Still, I like to remember that part…
daniellevates, Panamá Accesible and 4 others2 Comments-
Thanks for sharing this.
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Reply to Landing in Japan and trains schedule
Hi! I am a partial cane/wheelchair user. I can walk to my seat so I check my wheelchair in at the gate. I have found that compared to other parts of the world, Japanese ground crew and customs processes are LOT more efficient. That said, I would give yourselves some time (in case of flight delays and just to give you more time to get from…
One more thing, we used they wheelchair in Japan and it was totally fine.
have a wonderful trip and hopefully you get to see the cherry blossoms!
Hi! I assume you are in the US so the link I am sending is American.
This is the one I have used the last few years (I have MS, and I am partially ambulatory so I check my wheelchair in at the aircraft door).
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Reply to mobile application providing information of facilities for people with disablili
I recently travelled to Seoul and I did not find any apps related to accessibility. For me, photos would be very useful. Are you looking to develop this app?
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