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Mobility Scooter/power chair question
Hi Folks Enjoying the RV lifestyle can be somewhat challenging when you have mobility issues. I am wondering how people manage these challenges by using mobility scooters or power chairs? Do you own one and take it with you (full-sized, foldable/take-apart), or do you rent them when you reach your destination? If you own one and travel with it, how do you manage repairs or service? (batteries and tires wear out, or of you have a breakdown) Are you able to DIY, or can you get a tech to come out to where you are parked?3KViews0likes10CommentsRe: Calgary & Edmonton, AB
PghBob wrote: Txcampingfamily: Thanks again for the info. We are driving a Class C but without a toad. There are a couple of things I want to do in town, and I was hoping the lightrail was near the CG you stayed at. We will work it out somehow. Bob The CG is actually in Cochrane. It's a bedroom community just west of Calgary. From the campground, you drive about 10 minutes to the western edge of the City. There you will find an LRT station (Crowfoot station) There is ample parking for a class C and you can hop on the train and get around the city relatively efficiently. (http://www.calgarytransit.com/route_maps/route.html) In Banff, once at Tunnel Mountain you can walk everywhere you want to go in town. I don't recommend walking to Sulfer Mountain and the hotsprings but it can be done. There is public transit there too. No need to drive in town if you don't want to. (http://roamtransit.com/services/banff) Enjoy your visit571Views0likes0Comments
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