TriMet expands access across its transit system 🚆

Riders who are blind or have low vision can now use the Aira Explorer app to connect with a live Visual Interpreter, at no cost while utilizing the TriMet Transit System in Portland, OR. The service supports access to visual information for navigating, finding stops, purchasing tickets, and planning trips across bus, light rail, and commuter rail.

Available 24/7 with no reservations, this Access Partner pilot helps reduce friction and supports more confident travel on your terms.

Read more: https://aira.io/aira-at-trimet/

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Expanded Access in Manitoba, Canada! 🏛️

The Manitoba Museum is now offering Aira Explorer, free for all visitors who are blind or have low vision. Whether you're navigating galleries, reading exhibit signs, or getting oriented, Visual Interpreters are just a tap away.

The Museum tested Aira Explorer with blind and low vision guests in late 2025. Their feedback was overwhelmingly positive. Thanks to a grant from the Province of Manitoba, this service is now available across the Museum, the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre, and Manitoba Centennial Concert Hall.

The Manitoba Museum is, "An adventure waiting to unfold." With Aira Explorer, it's an adventure accessible to all.

Learn more → https://aira.io/manitoba-museum/

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