Hong Kong is one of the most wheelchair-friendly cities in Asia, with a modern public transport system and footpaths with kerb ramps. More and more shopping malls are also equipped with barrier-free facilities. However, there are still a lot of constraints for wheelchair users to get around. For example, where railways and buses cannot reach, they need to rely on wheelchair taxis and Rehabuses, but Rehabuses are very difficult to book.

In this episode, presenters Karan and Vita will experience the daily life of wheelchair users and their carers. Karan will follow Angel to experience a travel route on Hong Kong Island, while Vita will follow Keith to experience a daily route in Kowloon. What obstacles will they face? How difficult is it to dine out? How different is the actual time spent from the estimated time by general travellers? Why are some destinations unreachable? Why are the quartet so tired and out of breath?