http://www.disabledtraveladvice.co.uk Extensive Advice on Travel for the Disabled en-us Mon, 26 Jul 2010 Mon, 26 Jul 2010 DisabledTravelAdvice Content Manager janem@disabledtraveladvice.co.uk janem@disabledtraveladvice.co.uk http://www.disabledtraveladvice.co.uk/train-travel-when-blind-visually-impaired.html The introduction of modern rolling stock, better station facilities and staff training has greatly improved the experience of t... http://www.disabledtraveladvice.co.uk/train-travel-when-deaf-hearing-impaired.html Train travel for deaf and hearing impaired passengers has improved considerably with the introduction of new rolling stock... http://www.disabledtraveladvice.co.uk/train-travel-for-wheel-chair-users.html In recent years rail companies have made great improvements not only to making their trains more accessible for disabled passen... http://www.disabledtraveladvice.co.uk/staying-youth-hostels-disabled-person.html There are over 200 youth hostels throughout England and Wales operated by the Youth Hostel Association and their accommodat... http://www.disabledtraveladvice.co.uk/canal-holidays-for-disabled-people.html With some of the most scenic canals in Europe, and a large network of waterways, canal boating holidays are an increasingl... http://www.disabledtraveladvice.co.uk/ferry-cruise-travel-for-wheelchair-users.html Travelling by sea, be it by ferry or ship, can often be difficult for those who are disabled, but newer, more modern boats are... http://www.disabledtraveladvice.co.uk/using-ring-ride-service.html A significant proportion of disabled people have no access to a private vehicle or find using public transport, such as buses a...