Travel in county Ada

Technology in many of today’s vehicles can work as eyes and ears to assist drivers, using sensors and cameras to detect potential hazards, warn drivers and take corrective action automatically. This safety technology, known as advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), could prevent an estimated 37 million crashes, 14 million injuries, and nearly 250,000 deaths over the next 30 years.

Marriott has agreed to a deal with the U.S. Justice Department to address barriers faced by individuals with disabilities in booking accessible rooms.

As national parks look for ways to better serve travelers with disabilities, here are the top parks doing it right.

Train fans and frequent travelers between Las Vegas and Los Angeles will have a new high-speed option that gets them from Point A to Point B. The Biden Administration has announced several projects to give travelers another way to travel. Here’s where rail projects are taking place, with several to begin construction in 2024.

Hundreds of new hotels are expected to open in 2024, from smaller boutiques to lavish resorts in cities both small and large across the globe, resulting in substantial revenue for the multi-billion-dollar hotel industry.

More than 450 people may lose their lives in preventable traffic crashes over the upcoming holiday weekend, according to new analysis from the National Safety Council.

Traveling with limited mobility can be a challenge in destinations that don’t have wheelchair accessibility standards like those established by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). But some of the most worthwhile tourist attractions across the globe are completely step-free, and it’s not just parks and museums. Some surprisingly precarious and unique spots should be on your to-do list if you’re traveling in a wheelchair (or with someone who is).