TRANSPORTATION AND ACCOMMODATION

Transportation Accommodation

Review the actual trip, body coupling, vehicle environment, duration, routing, transfer demands, and effectiveness of alternatives.

Do not reduce the decision to vehicle labels

A sedan, van, bus, rail trip, taxi, or other mode may differ by posture, seat position, vibration, shock, route duration, transfers, shared routing, waiting, and the person’s coupling to the vehicle. Review the actual configuration.

Useful access

Does the trip reach the destination in a functionally usable way?

Avoidable access burden

Which waiting, routing, transfer, posture, vehicle, or mobility-aid handling demands add burden that a feasible accommodation could reduce?

Effective alternatives

Is a proposed substitute actually effective and less restrictive for the individual?

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Evidence beside context

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Individual case-study example

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No transport category is inherently equivalent across people and trips; review remains individualized, setting-specific, and evidence-led.