As the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Disabilities, I've seen firsthand the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities when it comes to basic accessibility. The lack of the type of facilities in public spaces we're discussing about today restricts our fellow New Yorkers ability to travel, to attend events, and to fully engage with their communities. The Travel with Dignity act is a solution to this problem. And this isn't just about convenience. It's about respect, independence, and the freedom to travel without limitations. (00:55–01:09)
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Asserts that inadequate public facilities limit the ability of New Yorkers with disabilities to travel and engage in community activities.
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