Articles related to "Disabled Traveling"

Travellers with disabilities will find the Canadian Transportation Agency's brochure and website very helpful when planning to travel by air.

In the UK, Victorian train stations, Gothic ruins, and public libraries must be accessible to disabled people. The free RADAR Toilet Key helps open leisure travel to all.

Accessible vacations and business travel made easier for disabled travelers. Find out about Washington State Ferry accessibility and San Juan Islands handicapped travel.

Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport (PHX) bills itself "America's Friendliest Airport" and lives up to that reputation meeting the needs of disabled passengers.

Accessible travel around Europe by rail and ferry is getting easier for older and disabled people, especially since new EC regulations on access to rail travel.

People needing disability accommodations should follow these steps when traveling in the United States.

New technology aims to reduce paratransit costs and increase mobility for disabled persons by making trips on fixed-route transit systems easier to plan and navigate.

Barcelona in northern Spain is an excellent destination for everyone, but especially disabled or older travellers. Some useful access information for visiting Barcelona.

Brussels is a superb destination for disabled or older travellers. Some useful access information for visiting Brussels.

Lille is only one hour from Paris but it's a different world - smaller, friendlier, and much more accessible for travellers with disabilities.

Access to Paris's main tourist attractions for older and disabled travellers and wheelchair users is improving. Some 'Paris by Wheelchair'-style tips:

Access to public transport in Paris is not easy for older and disabled travellers and for wheelchair users. Tips on accessible travel in and around Paris.

Details of the "Disability" category of complaints against airlines in the US for the year 2006. Government statistics and additional non-government calculations.

The world's first train stations are surrounded by, or are themselves, works of art. Walk a city centre station loop for public art, grand architecture, and history.

The Canadian Transportation Agency will hear oral submissions from Air Canada and WestJet on October 29, 2007 concerning medical oxygen. The public may attend.

The Canadian Transport Agency ruled that an airline had to change its computer system so as to be able to confirm the special requests of passengers with disabilities.

Information Bulletin from the Canadian Transportation Agency announces some key accessibility developments for air, rail and ferry travel, including in terminals.