Where can I rent an accessible or ADA-compliant vehicle in Kentucky?

Accessible vehicle options include: Dave’s Transportation Service Inc., Ride a WAV, Superior Van & Mobility, Helping Hands Transportation Inc., Able Care Transportation and Cook & Reeves Van Sales and Rentals.

Does Kentucky have special considerations for individuals with sensory disabilities such as deafness and blindness?

Yes, Kentucky has the Kentucky Accessibility Code that shows a set of guidelines and regulations that address accessibility for individuals with sensory disabilities. This includes accommodations for deaf and hard of hearing individuals as well for those who are build or visually impaired. The Kentucky Accessibility Code has specific guidelines for accessible communication and signage as well. 

What public places in Kentucky allow service dogs?

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Under both the federal Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Kentucky’s public accommodation law people with disabilities can bring their service animals to any public places including stores, businesses, hotels, restaurants, schools and other places open to the public. 

Where can I rent a wheelchair or mobility scooter?

With local businesses like Kentuckiana Mobility Scooter Rental or Scooter Rental Near Me  you are able to get help finding a mobility scooter, you can also use sites like Cloud of Goods which gets you information on local places to rent wheelchairs or mobility scooters. 

What are initiatives in Kentucky for people with hidden disabilities? 

Kentucky has the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Lanyard Program. Where people that have a non-visible (hidden) disability—such as autism, dementia, PTSD, chronic health issues, sensory disorders, or cognitive conditions can wear a green lanyard with sunflowers. Wearing one signals to staff that the person may need additional time, understanding, or assistance in public spaces like airports, shops, transit, and attractions. Kentucky’s three major airports (CVG, LEX, SDF) offer this service as do some major attractions.  Lexington, as a city, also participates.