Wheelchair users are forced to roll in the streets, cross dangerous railroad tracks, and “jaywalk” across a poorly lit roads at night.

In 2023, more readers turned to this website for than ever before, a testament to the growing demand for accessible travel opportunities.

Celebrating flying with a wheelchair for a decade, while looking ahead to the advocacy that must still be done to advance accessibility.

This will be the final newsletter of 2023, but I look forward to making 2024 a truly big year in accessible travel!

Reflections on a year of accessible travel that saw this wheelchair user take 115 flights, visit 12 countries and break a lot of ground.

Most disabled passengers use an aisle wheelchair to deplane, but a British man was offloaded on top of a drink cart in Vancouver.

The iconic green man on London crosswalk signals has been replaced with another style of pedestrian — manual and electric wheelchair users!

The holiday gift-giving guide for wheelchair users, thoughtful and unique gifts to excite disabled people of all ages.

The Guild Hotel, with its wheelchair-friendly hotel rooms and roll-in showers, is one of the most accessible hotels in downtown San Diego.