Online Accessibility Guide around Clearwater Beach and neighboring coastal towns, including downtown Clearwater, Dunedin, Palm Harbor and Tarpon Springs. 410 N. Myrtle Ave., Clearwater. 727-445-1200. clearwaterjolleytrolley.com. Trolley Pub St. Pete: Want to make a party out of getting around? The Trolley Pub is a BYOB, pedal-powered, pub-crawling trolley for up to 15 riders. It’s not only a fun mode of transportation, but a great way to experience many of the craft beer breweries throughout downtown St. Pete. 1661 Central Ave., #6013, St. Pete. 727-322-4608. trolleypub.com/stpetersburg. Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority: PSTA is the public transit provider for the St. Pete-Clearwater area, including the beaches and Route 300X Airport Express from Tampa International Airport. psta.net. Lime’s Gen4 E-Bikes: Explore the best haunts downtown St. Pete has to offer on an eco-friendly Lime Gen4 e-bike. To access the Lime bike-share service, download the Lime app on your smart phone. You’ll be able to locate available Lime e-bikes near you and can cruise around the city to your heart’s content. stpete.org/visitors/bike-share.php. Electric Scooters: Scoot around St. Pete on a rented electric scooter. Visitors can download phone apps to find Veo stand-up scooters from a myriad of corrals around the city. Riders are charged $1 to unlock the scooters, then once they’re unlocked, they’re charged by the minute. razor.com and veoride.com. Bicycles for One or More: Bike rentals are available in Dunedin, Safety Harbor, St. Pete Beach and Tarpon Springs. Visitors can rent cruiser bikes, double surreys for up to six riders plus two children and more. The types of bikes available for rent vary by location. wheelfunrentals.com. Ride Sharing: Uber and Lyft are offered through-out the region. Get the apps and connect with a ride in minutes. uber.com and lyft.com. Beaches Museums Parks Attractions St. Pete-Clearwater’s award-winning beaches, parks, museums and awe-inspiring attractions are places that every visitor will want to enjoy. Local resident Beth Stombaugh (above), who has been a manual wheelchair user all her life, provides firsthand, expert insight on accessibility in some of St. Pete-Clearwater’s most captivating locations. For her insights, video and full guide to accessibility in St. Pete-Clearwater from beach mats to museum access, go to VisitSPC.com/ Accessibility. VISITSPC .COM 13