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From a member of our community: We are a family from the Middle East visiting the United States this August. We will be staying in Austin, Texas, Lake Tahoe, and Los Angeles. During our trip, we are renting a car.
Our child is on the autism spectrum, and we have a permanent disability parking permit for him in our home country.
We would like to know how the process works in the U.S. for tourists. Is it possible to use our foreign disability placard, or do we need to apply for a temporary visitor placard during our stay?
We would greatly appreciate any guidance or information you can provide. If possible, please let us know whom we can contact by email.
Thank you very much for your help and support.
Our child is on the autism spectrum, and we have a permanent disability parking permit for him in our home country.
We would like to know how the process works in the U.S. for tourists. Is it possible to use our foreign disability placard, or do we need to apply for a temporary visitor placard during our stay?
We would greatly appreciate any guidance or information you can provide. If possible, please let us know whom we can contact by email.
Thank you very much for your help and support.
I have $500.00 e-voucher from Air Canada; which is only valid for 1 year. I have never traveled solo before. I use either my manual wheelchair or my power chair when traveling. I am trying to find a destination to go to that they fly to.
I am looking for a destination that is very Solo traveler friendly, very wheelchair friendly, as well as very budget-friendly.
Starting Point Chicago Illinois USA
I am looking for a destination that is very Solo traveler friendly, very wheelchair friendly, as well as very budget-friendly.
Starting Point Chicago Illinois USA
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