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MemberAir Canada pledged to improve accessibility, but a new Marketplace investigation reveals significant gaps remain. From limited lift equipment to inconsistent staff training, challenges for passengers with disabilities continue to impact travel experiences. With insights from Paralympian Brock Richardson and responses from former Transport…
TravelLover and Josh Grisdale1 Comment-
Air Canada needs to take our issues seriously! Their staff, check in are not at all compassionate! Even their phone line Wheel Chair Assist are rude
Traveling solo with accessibility needs can be a mix of surprises!
What’s a unique challenge or unexpected benefit you’ve experienced in different cities?
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I’ve traveled mostly solo since 1992. I try to learn as much as I can about the cities I’ll be traveling to. However,…
In 1994, I traveled to Salt Lake City, Utah. In the middle of my first full day, my power wheelchair’s battery started to die. At that time, the only battery level indicator was just a single light and I couldn’t tell how…
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Tallinn is using crowdsourced photos to boost transportation accessibility! By collecting real-time images from residents, they’re identifying barriers and making improvements to public transit for people with disabilities.
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How Tallinn is using crowdsourced photos to improve transport accessibility - Cities Today
Tallinn is using a network of volunteers to map over 1,000 public transport stops in a bid to improve accessibility in the Estonian capital.
New off-road mobility vehicles are opening up Colorado’s beautiful trails to more people! This technology allows individuals with disabilities to enjoy outdoor adventures with ease, making nature more accessible. Have you tried these vehicles or seen them in action? What outdoor spaces would you love to explore with improved accessibility?
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Trailability: How off-road mobility vehicles are getting Coloradans with disabilities back outside!
Everyone in Colorado should get to enjoy the great outdoors. A program right here in the Pikes Peak region is making sure that getting outside isn't off limits to anyone.
A new partnership in the UK is working to enhance travel for people with sight loss, focusing on making journeys safer and more accessible. This initiative could shape the future of accessible travel and set new standards in the industry.
Read more here:
attoday.co.uk
A partnership between RNIB and the Motability Foundation will explore innovative ways of making journeys better for people with sight loss
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