For better or worse, driving is one of the most critical aspects of travel and freedom in the United States. Without the ability to drive, you can be trapped at home, unable to reasonably leave to make it to a job, to buy groceries and other essentials...
Read MoreIn India, people with disabilities mostly refuse to travel by bus, whether its a private or a public bus. They always find inaccessible and it's not just them, but also the elderly who are not comfortable traveling by bus. But Ezy Lift launched by E...
Read MoreThe 64-years -old Simon Mulholland who is the owner of Pony Axe S provide horse-drawn rides for the wheelchair users in an innovative vehicle that has three wheels with space where the wheelchair can be placed. 20 years back, Simon started building ...
Read MoreIntroducing the solution-maker company Molon Labe company has unveiled a newfangled airline seat that enables passengers with disabilities to fly without having to leave their wheelchairs behind. Acknowledgment The most crucial aspect of a soluti...
Read MoreThey say "everything is bigger in Texas". It's almost become a joke, but what if I told you it was true? In a jungle of ten-gallon hats and cattle ranchers, Texas has more to offer the average tourist. Here are three wheelchair-accessible sights to see...
Read MoreFrom the Eiffel Tower to China’s Forbidden City, exploring the world can be one of life’s biggest adventures. Widening your horizons through international travel offers opportunities not just for cultural immersion, but personal growth, making new friends...
Read MoreBrettapproved is a website that uses user-generated content to rate locations based on the accessibility. For years, people with disabilities have not been able to get all the information they need about an environment or location based on real-life...
Read MoreOne of the reasons we are entitled to accessibility and inclusive society is that traveling is “a basic human right for inclusion and diversity.” According to MS. Brett Heising, the founder of Brettapproved, a website that uses user-generated conten...
Read MoreBluegrass, fried chicken, and a Mammoth Cave. Kentucky is a state of attraction and nature. Here are three of Kentucky's most popular attractions that just so happen to be wheelchair accessible: Wheelchair Access- Kentucky 1) Cumberland Falls Nea...
Read MoreSleep is one of the most coveted, and one of the most tricky, aspects of our lives. Whether or not we get a good night's sleep will dictate how each day, or even a whole week, will pan out. Beds that are difficult to get in and out of, or cause us to...
Read MoreAfter being French soil, Spanish soil and French First Republic soil, Saint Louis, Missouri became official US soil in 1803. Saint Louis is dubbed the second biggest city in Missouri. The city has a mix of interesting attractions for tourists. Between...
Read MoreTraveling with disabilities is never easy. However, regardless of the hurdles you may face, the world is becoming more inclusive which is spawning new opportunities for disabled travelers. Those with disabilities spend billions on travel and often travel...
Read MoreRolling Without Limits is a remarkable online community for individuals with mobility issues. For more than a year, this outspoken and dynamic blogging community has grown into a supportive and nurturing environment for individuals with disabilities ...
Read MoreRegardless of if you are new to traveling with a disability or if you consider yourself an authentic globetrotter, knowing what to do when you have a wheelchair in tow is essential. The good news is, today, travel – of any type – is more accessible than...
Read MoreI drove out to visit my oldest daughter in Washington State. On the way, we realized that we have to actually educate hotels (even the nice ones) on what exactly is required by a couple in wheelchairs. One place in Nebraska, the manager came out and ...
Read MoreWho can ever forget their first time behind the wheel of a car? Or the sense of freedom you felt when you got your first official driver’s license? If Detroit is the Motor City, then the U.S. might well be the “Motor Nation.” From the freewheeling allure...
Read MoreTraveling with disabilities might make things seem difficult. If you or someone you love is physically disabled and you want to get around, this might seem harder than necessary. Perhaps you're wondering if it is worth traveling. Thanks to advances in...
Read MoreThis is a great tip for using London black cabs in a wheelchair. It is something that I wish I had known years ago because it would have saved me from many uncomfortable and unsafe journeys. After 5 years, a driver did this. I really wonder why nobody...
Read MoreI have MS and I am a full-time wheelchair user. I absolutely love travelling and so I have set up a website database of thousands of wheelchair traveller reviews, resources and service providers for countries all around the world. The aim of this database...
Read MoreA group of friends from Odder, Jutland have been the talk of the town (the world, actually) since they decided to take their wheelchair bound friend Jacob Riis-Nielsen around the world. Jacob Riis-Nielsen has Machado-Joseph Disease, a rare inherited ...
Read MoreReady. Set. Go! There is a whole world waiting for you to explore. Today is the day to start a new adventure. There has never been a better time to take a trip. Resources, devices, accessibility, and specialized travel guides entice any user of a ...
Read MoreThe Emerald City offers numerous attractions for visitors to enjoy, but some of those Seattle attractions are a little more accessible than others. If you want to have a good time without dealing with a lot of traffic or be standing in long lines, then...
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