Transportation Access

Minimal Transportation Access

Expressions activating this band describe transportation only incidentally or in very basic mobility terms, such as being moved, getting to appointments with help, or general movement around the home or community. Transportation is present as a minimal practical possibility rather than as a clearly evaluated access issue.

Limited Transportation Access

Expressions activating this band describe constrained or situational access to transportation, including dependence on others, health-related difficulty using transport, neighborhood traffic barriers, or occasional use of vehicles and public transit. Transportation appears as available but not fully independent or consistently manageable.

Basic Transportation Access

Expressions activating this band describe straightforward ability to use public or private transportation and to obtain rides when needed. Transportation is framed as a functional means of travel for routine movement between places.

Moderate Transportation Access

Expressions activating this band describe active engagement with transportation services and systems, including taxis, buses, trains, school travel, and public transit, while also acknowledging transportation as a possible source of problems or stress. Transportation is experienced as a salient part of daily logistics.

High Transportation Access

Expressions activating this band describe transportation in terms of adequacy, comfort, alternatives, and explicit concern about transportation problems. Transportation is experienced as a prominent, evaluable resource whose sufficiency or difficulty directly affects daily functioning.

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