Do disabled people have free travel tickets? Do disabled people in Wuhan have free annual travel cards?

Disabled people have preferential treatment in many aspects in our country, such as taking public transportation, etc. In fact, there are many preferential treatment that everyone does not know, and it will not spread to the ears of disabled people. Go, these are still worth paying attention to, so that they can be happier. Some disabled people in Wuhan can get free annual travel cards. Is this true? Follow the editor to read below.

Many people know that there are some preferential treatment for disabled people in public transportation, but when it comes to other preferential treatment, everyone is not clear about it. In fact, disabled people in Wuhan have the opportunity to receive If you have a weekly card, you can go to many attractions for free. Traveling for people with disabilities is equivalent to free tickets.

On December 7, the China Disabled Persons' Federation donated 350,000 travel cards to disabled people in Wuhan, and each accompanying person will also receive a high-quality national travel card. Card holders can travel to 500 attractions across the country for free. Including Jiuzhen Mountain, Zhanggong Village and other scenic spots.

Due to the different levels of economic development in various places and the operating capabilities of local public transportation, the preferential policy of free bus rides for disabled people will vary in different places.

The country does not have unified regulations on this. Scenic spots in each region are different. There are roughly four situations:

1. In some scenic spots, holders of disability certificates can enjoy free admission. Discounts;

2. In some scenic spots, holders of disability certificates cannot enjoy discounts on admission tickets;

3. In some scenic spots, holders of disability certificates can enjoy partial discounts on admission tickets;

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4. In some scenic spots, holders of disability certificates can enjoy different discounts on admission tickets according to different levels of disability.

Examples

1. Admission to the Colorful Beach Scenic Area is free

2. Kashgar Xiangfei Tomb is not free for people with disability certificates

3. Tickets to the Tianshan Tianchi Scenic Area are free, but the shuttle bus is half price

4. Disabled persons in the first, second and third levels of Bayinbuluke Scenic Area are free of charge, and disabled persons rated as Category 6 and Level 4 are charged half price; Disabled persons rated from Level 1 to Level 6 in accordance with the "Regulations on Work-related Injury Insurance" are exempted from the ticket price, and disabled persons rated from Level 7 to Level 10 are eligible for a half-price ticket; those rated from Level 1 to Level 6 in accordance with the "Military Disability Rating Standards (Trial)" Disabled civil servants rated at Level 7 are free of charge, and disabled people rated Level 7 to Level 10 are eligible for half-fare.

31 provinces (cities) across the country have made it clear that disabled people (deaf people) can visit scenic spots for free. When traveling, friends will definitely find that scenic spots in some places are free for disabled people and do not charge admission fees. . In fact, there are relevant regulations in various places that require disabled people to enter scenic spots free of charge.

Which scenic spots can the disabled person visit for free?

So which provinces, municipalities, and autonomous regions have clear regulations? The editor helped everyone organize and summarize, and found that there are 31 provinces, municipalities, and autonomous regions have clearly stipulated that disabled persons can enter tourist attractions or scenic spots free of charge.

The provinces, cities, and autonomous regions with clear documentation include: Beijing, Hebei, Shanxi, Inner Mongolia, Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Jiangxi, Henan, Hunan, Hainan, Chongqing, Sichuan, and Ningxia , Guizhou, Shaanxi, Gansu, Yunnan, Qinghai, Tianjin, and other provinces have mentioned relevant content, but the expressions are slightly vague, such as "discounts", "free tickets or discounts", etc. Compared with the free ticket regulations, the strength is slightly weaker Some regulations state "public cultural facilities", "public places", etc. It is controversial whether tourist attractions (spots) are included.

It is worth noting that some places also stipulate whether accompanying persons with severe disabilities can enjoy preferential policies, as well as how to charge for transportation in scenic spots.

The specific documents, announced implementation or implementation date, and specific content are as follows:

Measures for the Implementation of the "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Disabled Persons" 2012/3/1" 41. The government and society take the following measures to enrich the spiritual and cultural life of disabled people:

Cultural, sports, entertainment and other public activity venues should provide convenience and care for disabled people to participate in activities. < /p>

Public cultural and sports venues such as parks, tourist attractions, libraries, art galleries, exhibition halls, museums, memorial halls, cultural centers, and sports venues shall be open to persons with disabilities free of charge in accordance with regulations and provide auxiliary services. Serve.

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