Member Josh Grisdale
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I wish there were more details on this… in Japan you currently don’t need any advanced reservations for local trains, just show up and tell staff where you want to go and they help you on… so, not sure what it could add to the experience? Any ideas? (Would be great for bullet train and express trains though)
railwaygazette.com
Assistance tool aims to make Japanese railways more accessible
JAPAN: Transreport has launched an online tool to make it easier for anyone with assistance requirements to request support at Hankyu Railway's 87 stations. The commuter operator runs trains serving the Kyoto, Osaka and Kobe areas. Passenger Assistance Web is … Continue reading
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Half cup full: glad they are trying something new to improve the experience and accessibility. Might be helpful for folks with a routine travel schedule and need staff assistance…sorta like a advance booking.
Cup half empty: retro fit platform to have level boarding at more stations. I’ve tried the pink narrow gaps entrance at several…
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Did anybody use an accessible taxi in Seoul? There seem to be some improvements coming
english.seoul.go.kr
Improved Accessibility with Pre-Bookings for Late-Night Taxi Rides and Accessible Bus Options -
The Seoul Metropolitan Government (SMG) announced that Seoul Facilities Corporation is introducing new measures for inclusive mobility, including the introduction of a pre-booking system for late-night accessible taxis and the expansion of the Seoul Accessible Bus program for persons with … Continue reading
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Any accessible adventures planned for this weekend?
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Not much planned in terms of adventure. Having a joint birthday party with my mother-in-law on Sunday. It’s also Mother’s Day in Brazil so it’s going to be quite the celebration all round 😅
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Hmmm not sure about these research methods. What do you think?
cntraveller.in
The world’s most accessible airports, ranked by real travellers
From wheelchair assistance to inclusive signage, these airports are setting thestandar d for accessibility in 2025, according to passenger reviews
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I use Bristol and Edinburgh a lot and they’re pretty good, in my opinion. When I went to Switzerland, it was very joined up between the airport and railway station which I was impressed by – I’d booked airport assistance and they’d also arranged for me to be taken to my platform.
Schipol, I’ve not been since needing assistance, but I’ve…
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Of course! We’re all here to support each other!
I use a power wheelchair too 👍
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