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Maryland winters can be unpredictable, with a mix of snow, ice, rain, and sleet. This can make driving challenging for everyone, but especially for those in wheelchair-accessible vans or SUVs. These vehicles are often heavier and have a higher center of gravity than traditional vehicles, which can make them more difficult to control in slippery […]
BranAbility, a leader in mobility and accessibility solutions, has recently released a new Q’Straint wheelchair securement system. The Q’Straint offers a number of benefits over traditional wheelchair securement systems, including: Increased Safety: The Q’Straint features a number of safety features that help to reduce the risk of accidents, such as a patented four-point securement system and a […]
When it comes to great accessible kid-friendly activities in Baltimore, MD, there is a city of fun waiting for fun-loving families. Take the kids for a drive in a mobility vehicle to fly through the sky, discover and explore the world around them, and trundle down the tracks on the first commercial track in the […]
Baltimore, MD is brimming with ADA-accessible sites welcoming to all visitors. Check out one of the city’s finest accessible destinations: the Reginald F. Lewis Museum.
Are you searching for a great attraction in Baltimore, MD that’s wheelchair accessible? Search no further by visiting the Walters Art Museum.
Few things can bring people together for a good time like a memorable sporting event. Get in on the fun at these great wheelchair accessible sports venues in and around Baltimore, MD.
If you’re looking for a wheelchair-accessible museum in the Baltimore area to visit and explore, the B&O Railroad Museum is a perfect option. Located at 901 West Pratt Street, this museum is the perfect place to visit if you’re looking for an enjoyable, educational, accessible, and exciting museum experience.
We have a very unique art museum in Baltimore. The American Visionary Art Museum is the only one of its kind for a reason. This place represents inclusivity. The easy access to wheelchair-accessible accommodations is one of many examples. Here are five reasons you should consider visiting.
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