Written by Kevin McGeever for Visit Florida, October 11, 2021 Long before Cordell “Cisco” Jeter envisioned tracked wheelchairs as a means of unlocking accessible travel, long before he realized his life’s ambition of opening the Florida outdoors to people of all abilities, Jeter was 19 years old, pinned under a crumpled wreck on the side […]
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Cruise reporting, practical access guidance, reader questions, and firsthand notes for traveling with confidence.
Port Accessibility Review: Grand Cayman
Witten by John Sage, Accessible Caribbean Vacations Cayman disabled access is the best I’ve encountered anywhere in the Caribbean. Good sidewalk ramps & flat terrain make it easy for wheelchair users to get around. Like Turks and Caicos, the British Virgin Islands, Anguilla, and Bermuda, the Cayman Islands are a British Overseas Territory which means there […]
10 Ugly Truths About Accessible Toilets
Written and filmed by Gem Hubbard, Wheelsnoheels The ugly truth about accessible toilets, these are my pet peeves, what are yours? Why Not check out my past videos? These comments hurt https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPk8x… Never do this to a wheelchair user. EVER https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPZkP… These Disability stereotypes need to stop https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CVy4… Check out more of Gem’s videos: CLICK […]
Atlanta, Georgia Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide
Written by John Morris, Wheelchair Travel.org Atlanta, Georgia, the transit hub of the Southeast United States and home to the world’s busiest airport, is the 9th largest metropolitan area in America. Atlanta is considered a “world city” due to its economic size and contribution. Host of the 1996, Olympics, the city has made great strides […]
Deal of the Century…Will it be a Dream Trip or a Nightmare?
Written by Darryl Musick, The World On Wheels, March 7, 2022 When you travel with a wheelchair the biggest need you have is assurance. You need to be assured that there will be accessible transportation at your destination; you need to know that there will be no steps where you need to go; you need […]
Overcoming Blindness with a Crazy Sense of Adventure and a Humble Heart: The Story of Lonnie Bedwell
Written and Performed by Kevin Lowe, The Lowe Down Lonnie Bedwell is a blind Military Veteran, extreme adventure athlete, motivational speaker, and author. And I was just lucky enough to slow him down enough to have him on my podcast! Following a successful career in the United States Navy Lonnie would face his toughest battle […]