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Keeping a travel mobility device working for the whole trip
Five ways to move a travel mobility device to your destination, each with its real cost, its failure mode, and the battery check that keeps it working.
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What the ADA requires at hotels, attractions and transit in the U.S
Wheelchair-accessible travel in the U.S. runs on ADA Title III rules for hotels, attractions and transit. Here is what each covers and how to complain.
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How California and New York differ on accessible building rules for travelers
Accessible hotels in California and New York face different state rules on top of ADA Title III, so inspections and scoping change what travelers get.
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Wheelchair-Accessible Travel: Planning a Flight in the U.S.
Wheelchair-accessible travel by air takes planning: request airline assistance, prepare for TSA screening, protect your chair, and document damage if it occurs.
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Attraction access details: keep a file and recheck it
Record each attraction's access details with the date and the name of who confirmed them, and recheck the answers that change: closures, lifts and restrooms.
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5 access details worth confirming before an accessible weekend trip
Five access details decide whether an accessible weekend trip works, and the restroom and the last hundred meters are the two that fail most.