[Travelandtourism] Amtrak

[cheryl echevarria]

No that is against, ADA about this. We had our monthly meeting last night, would have loved to learned this then, but I will be contacting Amtrak, and forwarding this to Mark Riccobono and the paralegals in Baltimore.
 
That is none of their business how much vision you have.
 
Cheryl Echevarria, President
NFB Travel & Tourism Division
National Federation of the Blind
www.nfbtravel.org
631-236-5138
info at nfbtravel.org 


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> From: jordanandseptember at gmail.com
> Date: Tue, 1 Oct 2013 15:53:50 -0500
> To: Travelandtourism at nfbnet.org
> Subject: [Travelandtourism] Amtrak
> 
> Is there a reason Amtrak asks for how much vision a blind person has when calling on the phone to book a reservation?  I ask because the last time I took Amtrak somewhere I ended up being treated horribly.
> Thanks,
> Jordan
> 
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