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Hi, Do I need a drivers licence in Tokyo to oprate a Mobility Scooter?
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Hi Brendan
You may want to try in the Japan group as well. Here is the link:
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For everyone traveling in Japan this summer, were you surprised by the heat?
Do you have any tips for others who might visit Japan in the summer?
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My advice : don’t if you can avoid.
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Hi all ☺️
We’re driving from the UK to Italy soon, and were wondering if anyone has any information regarding accessible parking? Specifically, if we can use our UK Blue Badge there?
For France and Germany I was able to find a printout to display alongside our Blue Badge, but I can’t seem to find an equivalent for Italy 🇮🇹
Any help would be…
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Hello! Eleonora here, it seems like very region in Italy has a bit of a different approach to accepting the Blue Badge https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/blue-badge-using-it-in-the-eu/using-a-blue-badge-in-the-european-union#using-your-blue-badge-in-europe
This is quite normal our regions are pretty anarchic 😃.
Which regions will you visit …
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I spoke with ADA compliance lawyer Brandon Rotbart about how ADA lawsuits really work, the most common accessibility violations, and why enforcement matters.
theworldisaccessible.com
Understanding ADA Compliance: An Interview with Attorney Brandon Rotbart
ADA compliance lawyer Brandon Rotbart explains how lawsuits are enforced, common violations in hotels and businesses, and what rights disabled individuals have.
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Super interesting, thanks!
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Hello everyone,
We’re a family of four from Korea and planning a trip to Okinawa soon.
We’re going with my 13 yer-old son who uses a wheelchair.
me website that some services may require proof of disability. Since we are from Korea and don’t have Japanese documents, could anyone let me know what kind of certificate would be accepted?Also, can…
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Hello
Do you have something similar in Korean? If you do, you can try making a translation of it (using AI etc) and show that. Unfortunately, there is never a guarantee it will work as it can depend on each facility and even the staff working. So, best you can do is try.
Which Island are you visiting in Okinawa?
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It seems that that a document that can be read it’s sufficient. My disability card has the information written in English to. In addition I will take a translation with me. I thought to go to the Konsulat with it for them to put a stamp on it but someone here wrote that e.g. the expo accepts it without translation.
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