When traveling I like to bring my laptop to pass the time and stay connect via wifi / social networks. Not all airports seem to realize that the people who end up spending long periods of time waiting in their building need access to outlets for various electronic equipment. While I was waiting for a [...]
Airport Outlets
by disadvantagedbydesign on 15. Nov, 2010 in Building Design, Public Transportation, Transportation, Transportation Buildings
Aisle Seats
by disadvantagedbydesign on 11. Nov, 2010 in Public Transportation, Transportation
Flying on commercial airplanes has impacted me because I often will get a seat near the aisle. This seat is located directly below the overhead compartment openings and since I rarely have a large carry-on item, there are always other bags placed right above my head. I have almost had a heavy bag dropped on [...]
Overweight Traveling
by disadvantagedbydesign on 11. Nov, 2010 in Public Transportation, Transportation
Because of their size, many overweight people are disadvantaged by the design of seating in public places. Unable to fit comfortably in theaters, buses, or airplanes, everyday occurrences can become problematic. The situation not only affects them, but also those around them. Sitting outside of the seat can create contact and discomfort between passengers, as [...]
Full Body Scanners
by disadvantagedbydesign on 10. Nov, 2010 in Public Transportation, Transportation
A new trend in airport design are full body scanners. These full body scanners not only invade your privacy by taking naked pictures of you but have health concerns due to the radiation and no full testing being completed on them thus far. Anyone can opt out of them but it is particularly specified that [...]
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