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Check out this video of a lift to get on the train by @kamil!
Train is a very good mode for disabled people to travel. More and more stations are getting accessible and equipped with lifts etc. I know that many of you are wondering about the boarding process, so here's a video that shows you how I get on the train!#EUYearofRail
@TrainoseGr pic.twitter.com/EhF1welAaI— The Trawheeler (@TheTrawheeler) August 7, 2021
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A similar system, with a hydraulic foot pump, is used in some railway stations in my country. I’ve used it several times without a problem. But one time, we had a relatively cold winter (-15°C). On my arrival, I was told that the liquid in the lift system was frozen, so the lift was blocked. I wasn’t able to leave the train, and had to ride to… Read more
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Great advancement! Too bad it took this long though…
theguardian.com
South Western Railway launches 10 minutes’ notice assistance scheme
Disabled or elderly passengers will no longer have to book hours or a day in advance to travel
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Great, now I want to go to Hawaii – love the accessible helicopter!
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Let’s be honest, this is not an accessible helicopter. You have to transfer to a seat and many of us cannot do it. I remember something similar with Cory, who wrote about accessible Sahara visit but you had to transfer to a 4×4 seat. This is not accessibility and stating it as such might be potentially dangerous because someone can go… Read more
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Glad to see this about the Airbnb Experiences. I would be hesitant as well, but I guess communication is key!
Would you try one of these experiences?
wheelchairtravel.org
Airbnb Experiences are unique tours and activities offered at an affordable price in cities around the world — many are wheelchair accessible!
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Wow! Thank you @accessibleadventurers for this amazing video! I had no idea that those controls were available! Is that your boat?
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