MemberNick
MemberNot likely the first beaches you may think about, but Canada has them too! And these ones are becoming a bit more accessible –
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/accessibility-docks-fredericton-beaches-1.6504388
cbc.ca
$50K donation allows two Fredericton beaches to add accessibility features | CBC News
Morell Park and Killarney Lake Park in Fredericton are adding docks with accessible features to allow greater water access for people with disabilities, thanks to a $50,000 donation from the Fredericton North Rotary Club.
Reply to For travelers with disabilities to the City of New York
That is SO helpful! Thank you for sharing.
Hmmm… seems to be a trend recently… 😦
independent.co.uk
Disabled woman ‘humiliated’ after being carried off flight
‘It’s not the waiting, I’m used to that. It’s the indignity and humiliation,’ says passenger
Reply to Narita to Maebashi Gunma
Hi,
Thank you for joining us. As a new wheelchair traveller, it must feel overwhelming. But don’t worry – we’re here for you!
As @schroth-sensei mentioned, nearly all main train lines should have accessible stations.
If in doubt, try this website:
https://www.ecomo-rakuraku.jp/en
It will give you details about what each station offers. …
Ohayo TravelThis sounds horrible! Have you had an experience like this?
independent.co.uk
Disabled passenger forced to drag himself up station steps after train gets cancelled
‘I was in agony and tears halfway up,’ says former rugby player
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