Related emoji

• ♿ wheelchair symbol

  Wheelchairs only please! When you see this symbol, if you aren’t handicapped, or with someone who is disabled and needs assistance, you’ll need to leave the area.
• 🦽 manual wheelchair

  With a large wheel in the back and a small one in the front, this emoji shows a manual wheelchair. Get ready to push.
• 🦯 white cane

  The world can be a dangerous place for those who are blind. A white cane is a vital tool for those who are visually impaired to get around by themselves. Don’t turn a blind eye to someone with a white cane, if they need assistance help them out.
• 🧑‍🦽 person in manual wheelchair

  This person may have been born with disabled legs or feet or maybe they just got out of surgery, but they’ll need to push themselves forward in their manual wheelchair.
• 🧑‍🦯 blind person with white cane

  The person with white cane emoji shows a person with visual impairments using a walking stick to guide their movements. Use this emoji when speaking about how to make accommodations for people with visual disabilities.
• 🧑‍🦼 person in motorized wheelchair

  Hold on to your hats, this person is going places fast with their motorized wheelchair!
• 🪜 ladder

  If you are climbing the corporate ladder, trying to change a lightbulb, or maybe are quite literally on a ladder, send this one out to your friends.
• 🧑‍🔧 mechanic

  If you need something fixed or are having car trouble, nobody can help you out better than the mechanic.
• 🚶 person walking

  The person walking emoji depicts an individual on the move, but not quite on the run. They may be sauntering through the park, taking a leisurely walk to the coffee shop or are strolling into work just in the knick of time.
• ⚓ anchor

  Looking for a way to anchor a conversation? Try the anchor emoji, which is a nice heavy way to keep a boat from floating away or to keep a group chat stationed at one topic. Evokes a popeye the sailorman tattoo vibe.
• 🦮 guide dog

  The Guide Dog emoji features a simple, yellow dog (most probably a golden retriever or golden lab), wearing a harness. Working guide dogs help humans with disabilities navigate the world. These dogs are the best.
• ⬅️ left arrow

  The left arrow points to the left and is shown against a plain grey square. It can be used when trying to describe where something is or which way one should turn at a fork in the road.
• 🐕‍🦺 service dog

  The Service Dog emoji features dogs of different breeds, some sitting and some standing on high alert, with a red vest on its back. Service dogs are guide dogs who help humans deal with disabilities and impairments.
• 🧑 person

  Humans are all around us and the person emoji is an adult human in emoji form. This emoji doesn’t refer to a specific gender, just a person in general. Use this emoji when talking about people or referring to a human.
• ➡️ right arrow

  Please take a right at the light. The right arrow emoji is a directional arrow pointing to the right. Use this emoji if you are referring to something in the right direction.
• 🚂 locomotive

  Choo choo! The locomotive emoji is an old style train with a puffing steam engine, likely carrying coal.
• 🤳 selfie

  Pose for the camera on your cell phone. You don’t even need someone to take your photo. Selfies are a way to take a picture of yourself. Some people take too many, and that’s ok.
• ↖️ up-left arrow

  It’s up there to your left! The up-left arrow emoji is a directional arrow pointing to the upper left corner of your screen. Use this emoji when you need to refer to something in the upper left direction.
• 🔛 ON! arrow

  The ON! arrow emoji depicts a bold black arrow pointing both left and right and the word “ON!” below it. This emoji can be used when describing where something was, ie. (person emoji) (on! arrow emoji) (chair emoji)
• ⏩ fast-forward button

  The Fast-Forward Button emoji features two overlapping triangular arrows which point to the right. They are situated within a square or can be seen simply on their own.