Mobility Aids for Visitors with Low Vision
For someone with low vision, an unfamiliar town is full of hazards: curbs, crowds, uneven brick. Mobility aids can add stability and safety.
Rollator
A rollator walker provides support and a sense of the ground ahead.
Transport chair
A transport chair pushed by a companion removes the fall risk in crowded places.
Scooters
A scooter requires good vision to drive safely, so it is usually not the right choice.
Guiding a chair
When pushing someone with low vision, describe what is ahead: curbs, bumps, turns. It helps them feel secure and ready for movement.
Lighting
Evenings on the boardwalk can have bright lights and dark patches. Plan outings for daylight when possible.
Familiar routes
Repeat routes during a stay so they become familiar. That helps with orientation and confidence.
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