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Category: Travel Rights

Know your rights when you fly, book hotels, use public transport, or visit attractions. Find plain-English guidance on disability travel rights and the accessibility regulations that protect you.

Know Your Rights: A Traveler’s Guide to Local Disability Laws

Disability Law: A judges hammer, next to a symbol of a wheelchair (the international symbol for disability).

Know Your Rights: A Traveler’s Guide to Local Disability Laws An “accessible” elevator up three short stairs. A single bathroom with no handrails. A form to request accessibility accommodations with low-contrast text. Nearly every disabled person can name an accessibility fail or twenty that have happened to prevent their access to goods and services. While […]