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Congratulations Josh!
Reply to Applying for Wheelchair sticker for rental car
There is a special permit you can get that let’s you park in certain no-parking zones but it takes at least two weeks and you need to be a Japanese resident as the police use the disability pass you get from city hall etc
So, not really for tourists.
However, if you just want to indicate you have a reason for parking in the wheelchairs…
Planning travel for individuals on the autism spectrum can involve unique challenges. This guide offers valuable tips and resources for creating autism-friendly family trips, from sensory-friendly locations to preparing for new environments. What have you found helpful when planning autism-friendly travel?
travelmarketreport.com
Navigating Autism-Friendly Family Travel: Tips and Resources
Navigating Autism-Friendly Family Travel: Tips and Resources
Navigating airports can be challenging for those with accessibility needs. London Gatwick Airport has released a detailed guide to support passengers with disabilities, ensuring smoother travel experiences. Have you used accessibility services at Gatwick or other airports?
attoday.co.uk
London Gatwick has partnered with AccessAble to launch bespoke Detailed Access Guides to help passengers navigate the airport
Airlines have been fined for failing to accommodate passengers with disabilities, highlighting ongoing issues with accessibility in air travel. Have you faced challenges when flying, or had positive experiences where accommodations worked well? Share your stories and thoughts on how airlines can improve.
Read more here:
ndrn.org
Today, the National Disability Rights Network (NDRN) stands in solidarity with travelers with disabilities.
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