Parking in the city streets of Baltimore can be quite the struggle, as it is in most downtown cities. Project Space has initiated a new policy for Baltimore City in order to free up parking spots and stop handicap placard theft and abuse. Misuse of handicap placards by those who do not need them has Read more…
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Category: Wheelchair Access
Legislation Moves Forward to Update Handicap Signage
Disability Rights is an ongoing issue, even here in the United States. Fortunately, there are many groups that exist who are fighting for those rights and changing how society views wheelchair users. Last fall we shared a post (here) featuring the history behind the handicap symbol and the redesign that occurred for the International Symbol Read more…
The Importance of the 2014 Paralympics in Sochi
In 1980, the Olympic Games were ablaze with controversy. The Cold War was still going strong, with America and the USSR at each other’s throats. To make things worse, the hosting of the 1980 Olympics came down to two locations: Los Angles, California or Moscow, Russia. Whoever won, problems were sure to follow. In the Read more…
Planning a Wheelchair Accessible Vacation
When you have a physical disability, going on vacation can be a hassle. It might not even sound like much a vacation. But many destinations are becoming more accessible and are beginning to increase services for travelers who may need a wheelchair for mobility. Those who use a wheelchair do not have to be confined Read more…
The Rights of People in Wheelchairs on the Road
With the rise of bicyclists in metro areas, the issue of road rights has been making headlines across the nation. Most car drivers are very protective of their road space, leading to an increased number of bicycle accidents as of late. Many are arguing that cyclists don’t have much in the way of protective rights Read more…
More Handicap Accessible Taxis for NYC
Early this year, the city of New York caused a bit of a stir when they announced their new line of taxicabs. Since the Crown Vic was discontinued, the city had set out to find a more modern replacement vehicle. A contest was held called “Taxi of Tomorrow”. The winner was the Nissan NV200. Though Read more…
A Guide to Wheelchair Ramp Van Options
Wheelchair Ramps For Vans And Handicapped Ramps For Vans. Learn About Wheelchair Ramp Van Options. One of the most important components to a wheelchair ramp van conversion isn’t just the special features or the different seating options available, but the piece that makes everything come together. The ramp. Van ramps are key for allowing a Read more…
Redesigning the Handicap Symbol: Time for a Rebrand?
Anyone who has seen or read The DaVinci Code knows that a symbol can mean a lot of different things to different people. A symbol is typically a representation of an ideology and/or organization, and how people perceive the symbol directly effects how they view what it stands for. And it’s for this reason that Read more…
The Wide World of Wheelchair Sports
Dating back to the earliest of civilizations, mankind has competed in athletic competitions. Sports are a great way to test your limits, to encourage teamwork, and to experience the glory of victory. However, sports haven’t always been known for their inclusivity, which is a shame because everyone deserves the chance to play. Thankfully, in today’s Read more…
Morph Wheels: A More Portable Wheelchair has been created
There are many reasons why vans are the most popular choice of transportation for wheelchair users. Particularly wheelchair vans. One of those reasons is simply because wheelchairs are particularly portable. Even wheelchairs that fold can take a lot of space thanks to their wide wheels. But what if you could fold the wheels too? That’s Read more…