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The OT Travel/ID Info Card, Traveling tips and Information
People will help if they know how.
People will help if they know how.
The OT Travel Card helps identify ourselves and explain our needs. The concept was to create a card that uses universal symbols, easy to understand, and easy to use.
Print the card and place into luggage tags or plastic holders. Keep the card with you, on your luggage, on your key chain, golf bag, motorcycle..... you get the idea : )
If you have the Adobe Reader application on your computer, click on the link below to open a higher resolution version that would be more suitable for printing. Print the PDF version of the card on a desktop printer or give a local print shop this webpage address and they can print and laminate the card.
Also, if anyone would like a card in another language please post the translation and we'd be glad to make a new version.
The description is very brief, the goal was to use as few words as possible to create the message. It is not an adequate description of OT and it's far from perfect. The objective of the card is to communicate as quickly as possible, that assistance is needed NOW!
The OT Travel/ID Info Card - the links below provide the high resolution PDF for printing. You can print this on a desktop printer, or give your local office supply or copy center this file to print.
To DOWNLOAD and save to your computer -
Left click (PC) / Ctrl+click (Mac) then choose "Save link as..."
To DOWNLOAD and save to your computer -
Left click (PC) / Ctrl+click (Mac) then choose "Save link as..."
The OT Wallet Card - the link below provides the high resolution PDF for printing. You can print this on a desktop printer, or give your local office supply or copy center this file to print.
To DOWNLOAD and save to your computer -
Left click (PC) / Ctrl+click (Mac) then choose "Save link as..."
To DOWNLOAD and save to your computer -
Left click (PC) / Ctrl+click (Mac) then choose "Save link as..."
This PDF file is formatted to print on any of the following Avery compatible templates:
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TSA Links:
The following information can be found on the US TSA website,
Pat-Down Screening
If you cannot or choose not to be screened by advanced imaging technology or a walk-through metal detector, you will undergo a pat-down procedure instead. You may also undergo a pat-down procedure if you alarm the screening equipment and/or at random. The pat-down will be conducted by a TSA officer of the same gender and you may ask that the TSA officer change their gloves before performing a pat-down. The TSA officer will ask whether you have an injury or tender area to treat such areas accordingly during a pat-down. LINK
TSA Notification Card - "Passengers with disabilities and medical conditions are not required to provide medical documentation to an officer. However, many passengers find it helpful to have medical documentation as a way to discreetly communicate information about their needs to an officer. TSA also has created a Notification Card that passengers can use for discreet communication. Use of this Notification Card, or of medical documentation, does not exempt a passenger from screening, however." LINK
TSA Mobility Impairment Notification Card: (click to fill out and print)
The following information can be found on the US TSA website,
Pat-Down Screening
If you cannot or choose not to be screened by advanced imaging technology or a walk-through metal detector, you will undergo a pat-down procedure instead. You may also undergo a pat-down procedure if you alarm the screening equipment and/or at random. The pat-down will be conducted by a TSA officer of the same gender and you may ask that the TSA officer change their gloves before performing a pat-down. The TSA officer will ask whether you have an injury or tender area to treat such areas accordingly during a pat-down. LINK
TSA Notification Card - "Passengers with disabilities and medical conditions are not required to provide medical documentation to an officer. However, many passengers find it helpful to have medical documentation as a way to discreetly communicate information about their needs to an officer. TSA also has created a Notification Card that passengers can use for discreet communication. Use of this Notification Card, or of medical documentation, does not exempt a passenger from screening, however." LINK
TSA Mobility Impairment Notification Card: (click to fill out and print)
Additional travel links:
Air France - Reduced mobility and other disabilities
American Airlines - Special Assistance
British Airways - disability assistance information
Delta - Accessible Travel Services
JetBlue - Special Assistance
Jetstar Australia - Mobility Assistance
Lufthansa - Travel preparations for passengers with reduced mobility
Northern Ireland - Airport and airline services for travelers with disabilities
Qantas - mobility assistance
Rick Steve's travel website - travelers with disabilities
Rick Steve's Easy Access Europe - free book/pdf download
Southwest Airlines - Customers with Disabilities
TripAdvisor - Traveling with Disabilities Forum
UK Government - Travel for disabled people
United Airlines - Customers with disabilities
Virgin Australia - Mobility Assistance
Western Australia Gov - Air travel tips for people with disability brochure
Build and share information, if you find relevant travel links or tips please send it along so that we can post it and help other people with OT - click to share your travel information
Air France - Reduced mobility and other disabilities
American Airlines - Special Assistance
British Airways - disability assistance information
Delta - Accessible Travel Services
JetBlue - Special Assistance
Jetstar Australia - Mobility Assistance
Lufthansa - Travel preparations for passengers with reduced mobility
Northern Ireland - Airport and airline services for travelers with disabilities
Qantas - mobility assistance
Rick Steve's travel website - travelers with disabilities
Rick Steve's Easy Access Europe - free book/pdf download
Southwest Airlines - Customers with Disabilities
TripAdvisor - Traveling with Disabilities Forum
UK Government - Travel for disabled people
United Airlines - Customers with disabilities
Virgin Australia - Mobility Assistance
Western Australia Gov - Air travel tips for people with disability brochure
Build and share information, if you find relevant travel links or tips please send it along so that we can post it and help other people with OT - click to share your travel information
ABOUT THIS SITE:
The purpose of this site is to share information about Primary Orthostatic Tremor (OT).
The purpose of this site is to share information about Primary Orthostatic Tremor (OT).
This website is intended to be an informal guide. Any information relating to a therapy, treatment or diagnosis must be received with caution. Only a physician is authorized to confirm its validity. It must not, under any circumstances, delay or replace the advice of the treating physician. And is not a substitute for medical advice.