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Patty replied to the discussion Companion/ disability pass in the forum General Discussions 5 months ago
In London we have a scheme where my support worker can come in at a discount or for free depending on the production or venue. My support workers are sometimes allowed to travel for free (if we have a sympathetic bus driver😀of course)
Carlos replied to the discussion Companion/ disability pass in the forum General Discussions 5 months ago
We don’t have that here in the US and I don’t expect it to happen here because we’re still very ableist as a nation. And, right now, there are higher priorities, such as racists kidnapping people off the streets. (No, that is not an exaggeration.)
Here, it’s on an attraction-by-attraction basis. Some allow carers/caregivers to get free…
Josh Grisdale replied to the discussion Companion/ disability pass in the forum General Discussions 5 months ago
Japan has ones from municipality/city you live in.
An international version would be a great idea!
Robin started the discussion Companion/ disability pass in the forum General Discussions 5 months ago
In Australia we have a nationally recognized card that a person carries that allows them to have companions enter an activity/ movie/ concert, etc for free or heavily discounted if that person is unable to attend without support. Is there anything like this in Japan, or does anyone know of an international version?
A new study sheds light on the travel patterns and obstacles faced by European travellers with mobility and accessibility needs. They found the biggest challenges to be:
- Information and Planning
- Transportation
- Accommodation
- Cost Concerns
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