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‘It’s 2023’: B.C. woman shocked ferry doesn’t allow motorized wheelchairs

Embarking on a journey towards a more inclusive future, accessible ferry transportation is necessary for the advancement in providing equal opportunities for all. The meticulous integration of features that cater to individuals with mobility challenges—like ramps, wide corridors, and spaces for motorized wheelchairs— ensures that the joy of aquatic travel is not restricted by physical limitations. By prioritizing accessibility, we’re not only fostering inclusivity but also enhancing the travel experience, ensuring it’s seamless for everyone on board. We need to keeping working toward a future where every journey is accessible to all, unifying us through the endless possibilities of exploration and connection.

A B.C. woman is speaking out about how she was stunned to learn a new ferry service between Nanaimo and Vancouver doesn’t accept passengers in electric wheelchairs.

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