Can You Take a Wheelchair on a Plane?
People with disabilities are allowed to fly on airplanes, and airlines are required to do so free of charge. Before booking your flight, contact the airport or airlines to speak with someone who can give you the details of their specific accessibility policy. Also, remember to have the model and…
Handicap Accessible Beaches in the US
TLDR: Being handicap doesn’t mean that you can’t enjoy some of the basic pleasures of life. There are several handicap accessible beaches in the US, with some of the most popular ones being South Padre and Cap Cod. These beaches offer free wheelchairs and other amenities to those who need them.
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Standing Wheelchair Travel
For those with limited mobility, getting from point A to point B can be more difficult than usual. Many wheelchair users will be familiar with how slow airlines have been at adapting to the needs of those differently-abled, and though you may not be doing much international travel these days with…
How to Transport a Wheelchair
If you are looking for a simple, quick, surefire answer for all wheelchairs, the answer would be to invest in a van. It can possibly be excessive in some situations, but to ensure you can always properly transport a wheelchair then a van would be the best option.
Have you ever asked yourself “how…
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