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1. Door to Door

   Door to Door is a transport and travel website which gives disabled people and less mobile information about transport and advice about travelling using all forms of transport.

   Published At 18/06/2007
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2. Scott “Rolling” Rains becomes Honorary Associate Member of ENAT

   /travel/ . The “Rolling” epithet refers to the fact that Scott Rains is a wheelchair user

   Published At 15/07/2008
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3. Rolling Rains Report

   The site which aims to "precipitate dialogue" on Travel, Disability, and Universal Design, with daily news from around the world by Scott Rains.

   Published At 29/10/2007
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4. Meet INCLAVI Project Partners at the Riga Aviation Forum

   of Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) from door to door. The training will address students

   Published At 24/09/2024
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5. Zaragoza Wins 2026 Access City Award for Leading the Way in Accessibility for Persons with Disabilities

   and buses are fully accessible, supported by door-to-door vehicles and apps for step-free travel. Streets

   Published At 23/12/2025
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6. Oslo for All!

   this has led to the creation of predefined quick searches for critical elements, such as door width... information, search functionality and project background on www.visitoslo.com/en/oslo-for-all For more

   Published At 18/08/2007
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7. 'Short Stature Accessibility Kits' for Little People of America available in All Microtel Hotels

   Solutions of Hillsboro, Oregon, includes a custom stepstool, an ergonomic reach grabber, a door

   Published At 23/12/2008
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8. Scandic Launches First Hotel Information Service For Guests with Special Needs

   the door to the room is,” explains the hotel chain’s Disability Ambassador Magnus Berglund. We all

   Published At 01/09/2009
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9. UK's TourismSouthEast Podcast on Accessibility for Business

   that - as a business - you are accessible to every visitor that comes though your door, has never been more

   Published At 25/01/2010
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10. Easy does it - Simple, low-cost changes to benefit you and your visitors

    door widths, ramps and lifts. Far more people are partially sighted than blind. Far more people have

    Published At 06/04/2010
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