Accessible Philadelphia with Anomie

Philadelphia the city of brotherly love and accessibility!
Today we're taking a trip through Philadelphia with Anomie and her Quantum Rehab Stretto. 🏙️
The Stretto is one of our most narrow power wheelchair bases. Having a compact turning radius of 21" can help you navigate a wide variety of environments.
#Mobility #Philadelphia #PublicTransit #PowerWheelchairs.

[@joannmartinez8295]

I love these chairs I have one too! I'm trying to have one custom built in a custom color!!❤❤❤

[@Enkhuizen1234]

I love to build it for those people ❤ (the Netherlands)

[@ZomBunny]

Well, if you ever visit Portland, Oregon that that bus looks exactly the same as the ones Trimet uses. The MAX train also has ramps in nearly all the cars, only the older cars dont but they never run a train without at least one accessible car, usually its two though. I've not had to call an accessible lyft or uber but they probably exist, and trimet does have a fleet of wheelchair accessible vans though i dont know how that service works i just see them around often. Trimet is great, a day pass for all their buses trains and street cars is under $6, i imagine their lift vans arent much different fare wise.

[@RbStore-e4m]

Hello, how are you? I hope you are well. I have a Quantum wheelchair. I bought a controller because the one I had got wet due to the connector that charges the chair. I bought another one because it didn't want to work. It doesn't start working after it got wet and on the screen it says "Registering the Network." The controller I have now is doing the same thing. I would like to know if you can tell me what I can do to fix it. My controller got wet and I put my chair on charge like that and then the problem came. I thought it was the controller, but now I know it isn't because with the new controller it does the same thing.