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Manary, Miriam A.; Hobson, Douglas A.; Schneider, Lawrence W. – Exceptional Parent, 2007
Children and adults who must remain seated in their wheelchairs while traveling are often at a disadvantage in terms of crash safety. The new voluntary wheelchair industry standard WC19 (short for Section 19 of the ANSI/RESNA wheelchair standards) works to close the safety gap by providing design and performance criteria and test methods to assess…
Descriptors: Assistive Technology, Safety, Transportation, Standards
Buning, Mary Ellen; Shutrump, Sue; Manary, Miriam A. – Exceptional Parent, 2007
Riding on a school bus is one of the safest forms of transportation in the U.S. Every year 450,000 public school buses travel more than 4.3 billion miles to transport 23.5 million children to and from school and school related activities. Students are reportedly eight times safer on the school bus than they are in cars. However, the percentage of…
Descriptors: Child Safety, Bus Transportation, Assistive Technology, Student Transportation
Schneider, Lawrence W.; Manary, Miriam A.; Hobson, Douglas A. – Assistive Technology, 2008
Safe transportation for wheelchair users who do not transfer to the vehicle seat when traveling in motor vehicles requires after-market wheelchair tiedown and occupant restraint systems (WTORS) to secure the wheelchair and provide crashworthy restraint for the wheelchair-seated occupant. In the absence of adequate government safety standards,…
Descriptors: Safety, Transportation, Accessibility (for Disabled), Motor Vehicles