[Travelandtourism] {Disarmed} What do you think aboutthisarticleDinner train story in the Columbia Tribune in Missouri

[Cindy Handel]

There are a lot of places where Braille menus aren't available.  In that 
situation, I'd ask that the waiter read the menu to me.  It really seems 
like comparing apples and oranges.  If there isn't a ramp and a wide enough 
doorway, the wheelchair person has no access at all.  We can get on the 
train, sit and either ask for the menu to be read or read it ourselves with 
the KNFB Reader and order our food.  So, I don't really see the two as being 
the same at all.

Cindy