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MoveMobility’s Rear Lift wheelchair accessible conversion for the Ford Transit is a great option for you if you need flexibility for wheelchair and ambulatory passenger transportation.
If you’re worried about increasing costs of running heavily modified buses, anxious about rider discomfort, struggling with declining ridership and program participation, or frustrated with driver complaints or injuries, it may be time to consider the Rear Lift Ford Transit wheelchair van for your program.
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The AutoFloor track system gives you complete control over seat and wheelchair configurations for your vehicle.
Wheelchair restraints are used with a shoulder harness and lap belt securement system for wheelchair occupants. Designed with safety and aesthetics in mind.
Looking for additional options for this model? Click here to learn about more equipment that can be added to this vehicle.
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The Rear Entry wheelchair van conversion for full size vehicles like the Ford Transit provides flexibility and functionality. All conversions are certified for D409 and CMVSS.
The Ford Transit is easy to drive, maneuver and park in city and rural applications. It boasts high ground clearance, so there is no scraping on gravel or snow-covered roads. You can enjoy 40% fuel savings compared to large cutaway buses.
Your drivers and caregivers enjoy more space to safely secure wheelchair passengers without personal injury. You can transport a combination of up ambulatory, wheelchair and stretcher passengers.
With AutoFloor, you can change the seating and van layout at a moment's notice. Take who you need, when you need.
No, the TL Classic does not have a lowered floor or a raised roof. Wheelchair passengers are able to enjoy the view from large windows, instead of being seated below other passengers with limited visibility.
Requirements vary by model of the van, reach out to us to confirm.
The TL Classic includes a hydraulic wheelchair lift, sometimes known as a platform lift. As with any mechanical equipment, the lift requires maintenance for the best performance. If the lift is not serviced regularly, the lift may experience issues over time.
MoveMobility provides training and service videos to allow your operators to self-diagnose potential lift issues. Our Customer Care Team is also available to support you with training and service help.
If you are located in a remote or northern community with a very cold climate, an alternate vehicle conversion may be recommended for you. Contact our commercial mobility experts for help finding the right accessible van for your program, using the form below.
The TL Classic accommodates up to 3 wheelchairs, up to 10 ambulatory passengers, or a combination of both. Up to 10 persons can ride in the vehicle at one time.
Wheelchair capacity depends on the size and layout of the chair.
AutoFloor is used in every MoveMobility full size van conversion. It provides you flexibility for seat and wheelchair positions. You can easily accommodate different mobility devices with the ability to move seats around within minutes. Without AutoFloor, you are not able to customize floorplans.
Learn more about AutoFloor on the Resource Centre: What is AutoFloor?
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