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Type of Vehicle: Wheelchair Van

Why Should Wheelchair Ramp Service Only Be Done by Approved Technicians?

Side Entry Hydraulic Ramp in a P4 3-in-1 Accessible Patient Transfer Van from MoveMobility

Wheelchair ramp service often gets booked when something feels off. Maybe you’re experiencing a slower deploy, a strange noise, or a ramp that works most days, but not all. If you manage a transit or health program, that moment brings a knot to your stomach.  You’re thinking about missed trips, safety reports, and the people […]

What Licence Do You Need to Drive a Wheelchair Van in Alberta?

Dual opening bus doors on MoveMobility P4 Side Entry Accessible Van

If you’re planning to operate a wheelchair van in Alberta, one question almost always comes up first. What licence does the driver actually need? When the wheelchair van driver’s licence requirements in Alberta feel unclear, it can slow things down. Vehicles may sit parked while staff try to confirm the rules. Team members may feel […]

RAM ProMaster Frontrunner vs. RAM ProMaster P4

RAM ProMaster FrontRunner

The RAM ProMaster Frontrunner or the RAM ProMaster P4 might appear as options when you start looking for a full-size wheelchair van. The real question behind the comparison is simple. How do you choose a vehicle that makes daily service easier, not harder? In Canada, about 27% of people aged 15 and older live with […]

Accessible Transportation: One Solution to Senior Isolation

Senior isolation can grow when transportation barriers make it difficult for long term care residents to leave their building and participate in everyday life. This video explores how accessible transportation can make outings, appointments, and community participation more possible for seniors who need additional support.

Are Electric Wheelchair Vans Feasible in Rural Nova Scotia?

electric wheelchair vans

Are electric wheelchair vans the right fit when 41.1% of Nova Scotians live in rural areas, and your routes may run from Yarmouth to Digby, Truro to Amherst, or Cape Breton backroads in February? That’s the real question. If your organization moves seniors, wheelchair users, day program clients, or patients, you’re likely feeling the pressure. […]

What happens if you submit the form?

We understand that you don’t want to receive multiple phone calls, emails or spam. You just want to speak to a commercial mobility specialist who can answer your questions about accessible and mobile medical vans.

If you submit the form or request more information from us, here’s what will happen:

  • Within one business day, you’ll receive a phone call from one of our commercial mobility specialists at the phone number you provide. Click here to Meet the Team.
  • If we miss you on the phone, you’ll receive a voice message to call us back. You’ll also get an email to let you know we tried to connect but missed you.
  • Once we’ve connected, your commercial mobility specialist will have a few questions for you to understand what type of vehicle you’re looking for help with.
 
If at any point during the process you feel we’re just not the right fit for your community or organization, just let us know. 

 

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