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MemberJosh Grisdale replied to the discussion Wheelchair accessible transportation in New Delhi in the forum India 3 years ago
Josh Grisdale started the discussion Mobility scooters on Northern Railway in the forum UK 3 years ago
Mobility scooters on Northern Railway
At the moment, mobility scooters cannot be used on all lines of Northern Railway. Additionally, they have recently started a program of issuing permits for smoother riding (showing permit indicates your mobility scooter meets their regulations already).
Currently, the following scooters can ride:
…[the] scooter must be a class 2 model with…
Are there issues with traveling by public transport in a scooter in your country? There is here in Japan – and I thought it was only a Japan issue, but was reading about registering scooters for smooth access to train in the UK and see the issue is bigger than Japan……
2 CommentsIn Belgium, mobility scooters are allowed on the train (although limits to size and weight apply) and in the subway. Not on buses and trams, however.
The official reason of ‘safety’ is never explained. As far as I know, if you can position yourself with your back towards the driver there shouldn’t be a safety issue.- View 1 reply
Josh Grisdale replied to the discussion American Airlines Policy and Power Wheelchair Users in the forum Flying with a Disability 3 years ago
American Airlines Policy and Power Wheelchair Users
And even more! It looks as though American Airlines is changing their minds a bit:
After his story aired on NPR, American Airlines said in a statement: “We apologize for the confusion and will ensure all customers can travel wherever American flies.” The airline also told Dallas Morning News, “We are working with our safety team, the…
Josh Grisdale replied to the discussion American Airlines Policy and Power Wheelchair Users in the forum Flying with a Disability 3 years ago
American Airlines Policy and Power Wheelchair Users
This story keeps on going! Here is a follow up from John where he flew on the same type of plane, but had no issues when United Airlines was the carrier:
I’m sure we’ll hear more!
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