Take Charge of Your Travel
Contents
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Section 1. Accessible travel: For all, to everywhere
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Section 1.A. - How to use this guide.
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Section 1.B. - Planning helps
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Section 2. Finding information
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Section 2.A. - Canadian standards for accessible transportation
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Section 2.B. - Travelling outsideCanada
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Section 3. Take charge through your plan
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Section 3.1 - Mobility aids
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Section 3.2 - Medical clearance
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Section 3.3 - Service animals
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Section 4. On your way
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Section 4.A. - Moving through the terminal
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Section 4.A.1. - Finding help
Section 4.B. Checking in
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Section 4.B.1. - Mobility aids
Section 4.B.2. - Security screening
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Section4.C. - Boarding
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Section4.C.1. - Air
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Section4.C.2. - Rail
Section4.C.3. - Ferries
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Section4.C.4. - Buses
Section 4.D. - Getting there
Section 4.D.1. - Announcements
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Section 4.D.2. - Meals or snacks
Section 4.D.3. - Washrooms
Section 4.D.4. - Medical equipment
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Section 4.D.5. - Mobility aids
Section 4.D.6. - Sleeping accommodation
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Section 4.E. - On arrival
Section 4.E.1. - Mobility aids
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Section 5. Reminders
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Section 6. Resolving problems
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Section 6.A. - How to contact the Canadian Transportation Agency
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Section 6.B. - More about the Canadian Transportation Agency
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Section 7. Useful information sources
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Section 7.A. - International information
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Section 8. Reservation checklist
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Section 9. Index
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