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Hello everyone!
My full name is Ernesto Jun Viquiera, and everyone can call me Jun
I am so happy to find this group since I’m also a wheelchair traveler myself. I was diagnosed with a Rheumatoid Arthritis at an early age and have developed deformity in my upper and lower extremities. I had both hips and knee replacement already and my…
lore and Josh Grisdale2 Comments-
Welcome! Be sure to join groups for the place you live and places you want to visit!
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Thank you Josh
Actually i’ve joined Japan group last night since we plan do visit Tokyo, Japan & we are considering to base in Shinjuku
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“We’re not telling you to dumb down the trails, to simplify them, sanitize them or anything like that. Keep them what the original intent is. But with a few tweaks here and there, they also then can work for people with mobility disabilities.”
oilcity.news
Off the pavement: Adaptive riders teach trail accessibility
By Katie Klingsporn FREMONT COUNTY, Wyo. — Joe Stone struggled momentarily with the chain latch as he closed the gate behind him. He held his hands up,
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We need more facilities like these!
i am currently at the international terminal in San Francisco (SFO). I wish more airports did this:
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Oh wow!
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We have these in Tokyo (which is where Whill is from), neat to see them spreading to other countries!
travelwires.com
Schiphol Airport Introduces Self-Driving Wheelchairs for Travelers with Reduced Mobility
Schiphol Airport launches self-driving wheelchairs, offering travelers with reduced mobility a more independent and seamless experience to reach their gates.
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How fast do they go? And, how quick can they react if there’s a sudden obstacle?
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A great example of making the outdoors accessible!
https://wonderswithinreach.com/2024/09/wheelchair-accessible-adirondacks
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Not to nitpick, but there doesn’t seem to be short rails on the sides of some of the wooden trails. Be real easy to roll or slide off if the wood is wet.
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