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[KimAndSophie]

I just found this video, and I think it has a very strong message! I should make a lot of people really think. It gives a whole new meaning to “walking (or wheeling) a mile in someone else’s shoes!







The last part really hit a nerve with me. I can’t even count the number of times I’ve waited for a bus only for it not to be accessible. Or if it was accessible for the driver to say it was “too full”, not stop at all, or even claim the ramp was broken! Once I told them they could reach down and pull the ramp out by hand it would “magically” start “working” again!

[Jessica mary frances]

What a cool video! Thanks for posting it. I couldn't agree more with you. I am so sick of things not being wheelchair accessible. I was in NY this past weekend visiting, and a lot of the snow wasn't plowed. It was also hard to get around b/c many of the subways aren't wheelchair accessible. It's really frustrating, in my opinion.

[jccarolina]

OMG U guys actualy have city busses that are handicapp accessable that regularly run routs .? We gotta call for them here

Edited by jccarolina, 27 March 2007 - 02:32 AM.

[juls]

It certainly put's a different perspective on things...very well done.
Those buses were pretty cool!

[Bulky]

Gold - loved it!