This is a guide to getting to your destination, making a successful trip while using several things to get to your destination.

1. Use your phone’s GPS wisely: make sure where you’re going you have the correct addresses and use your phone’s GPS.

2. Don’t be afraid to ask: be patient and ask the bus driver where to go it is their job to know the bus route and to direct you the right way to get to your destination.

3. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes: the first time using transportation you may make mistakes and in the wrong area, stay calm and ask the bus drivers where to go because it’s their job to guide you in the right direction where to go and also again use your GPS to find your destination.

4. Know the coast: it wouldn’t hurt North, East, West, and South, you’ll be able to get to where you need to go faster.

Final thought: rather you are in a manual wheelchair or a power wheelchair it is possible to go places, live your life, and get around.

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