For those with limited mobility, getting from point A to point B can be more difficult than usual. Many wheelchair users will be familiar with how slow airlines have been at adapting to the needs of those differently-abled, and though you may not be doing much international travel these days with recent developments in the Covid-19 virus, it’s still important to consider the best way to travel in case of an emergency or event requiring travel state-side. Let’s break down some options you have to avoid any standing wheelchair travel issues. But beyond these travel difficulties, wheelchair users know all too well how frustrating it can be to simply find a vehicle capable of transporting them and their gear where they need to go. Until only recently, ride-sharing apps lacked this basic functionality, putting limited mobility individuals at a stark disadvantage when it comes to exploring a travel destination easily. Luckily, recent changes to the most popular apps have made findin ...