Daily inspection: tire pressure, screw tightening, brake sensitivity. Cleaning: Wipe the frame with a gentle detergent to avoid partial water inlet of the motor (electric wheelchair). Regular maintenance: It is recommended to go to a professional institution for inspection every 6 months.

Aircraft: Most airlines allow check-in, and some can board the plane (apply in advance). Public transportation: Electric wheelchairs must comply with size and weight restrictions. It is recommended to check local regulations in advance.

Medical insurance: Medical insurance in some countries can reimburse basic wheelchair expenses (doctor's prescription required). Commercial Insurance: Under the terms of the policy, high-end or electric wheelchairs may be covered.

Practical accessories: anti-slip gloves, cup holder, storage bag, rainproof cover. Safety accessories: safety belt, anti-tilt device (electric wheelchair).

Choose an all-terrain wheelchair: wide tires or tracks are designed to suit sand and grass. Auxiliary tools: ramp plate, portable ramp.

Medical institution: Rehabilitation centers or hospitals provide operational training. Community Service: Some public welfare organizations offer free courses.