MemberJohn Skevofilax
MemberA nerve wracking RV drive along the infamous Teton Pass and adapted mountain biking:
Reply to The batteries in my wheelchair just died and I need two new ones.
Great to hear! Also glad that you enjoyed the trip despite the challenges!
Safe travels home
According to John Morris’ newsletter, “Some of the major accessibility improvements incorporated into phase one included the installation of an adult changing table (America’s 19th airport with an adult changing table), improved wayfinding (prominent signage with large text), a terminal-wide cane trail, a sensory room, an airside service animal…
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‘Gateway to the world:’ FWA makes strides to be more accessible
Fort Wayne International Airport consulted the operator of WheelchairTravel.org to incorporate more accessible designs at the airport.
Simple one today folks: How accessible is your town? Tell us below where you’re from and how the access is there!
Bonus points if it’s a part of the world not many have heard of before.
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Not bad. The run-up to Tokyo’s Olympics and Paralympics helped speed up change and Tokyo’s public transportation is great. Unfortunately, small restaurants etc are still a challenge…
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I’m from London UK and although not everywhere is accessible most places are and if they aren’t most do try to provide with ramps, etc. to get into the venues. I know that London hosted a very successful Olympics and Paralympics in 2012 so that has certainly helped push the accessibility in the minds of place’s owners
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If anyone is attending Vivid Sydney, let us know how it goes – and please take pictures!
travelwithoutlimits.com.au
Accessibility at Vivid Sydney 2024 | Travel Without Limits
Accessibility at Sydney's annual celebration of creativity, innovation and technology gets better and better each year.
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Would love to go one day…
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