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Ford Transit Wheelchair Vans: Everything You Need to Know

In this article, you'll learn everything about Ford Transit wheelchair vans (the T Series) from what types there are, to how much one costs, to what license you need to drive it.
MoveMobility Side Entry Ford Transit T6 Accessible Van

There are many reasons why you might be considering a Ford Transit wheelchair van for your accessible vehicle. 

Does your organization struggle with high maintenance and repair costs from a cutaway bus?

Is your current accessible vehicle too small to transport large wheelchairs and mobility scooters, including bariatric chairs?

Are you searching for a cost-effective, flexible, safe accessible vehicle for your organization?

Then a Ford Transit wheelchair van could be the right option for your organization. 

But before you decide on a van, there’s some important information you need to know. 

In this article, you’ll learn everything about Ford Transit wheelchair vans (the T Series from MoveMobility), from what types there are, to how much one costs, and what license you need to drive it. 

The T Series vans were designed by MoveMobility industry experts for you, to make your passengers’ lives, your driver’s life, and your organization’s life easier. 

Read on to learn if a Ford Transit wheelchair van is right for you. 

What different types of Ford Transit wheelchair vans are there?

At MoveMobility, we have 3 types of Ford Transit wheelchair vans: the TL Classic, the TR Classic, and the T6. 

The TL Classic wheelchair van

Model: Ford Transit 148” Long Wheelbase Mid and High Roof

Capacity: up to 10 passengers including the driver

Rear/side entry: rear entry.

Ramp/lift: powered lift. 

Who it’s right for

  • Adult Day Cares
  • Commercial transit
  • Municipal fleet
  • Shuttle services
  • Medical transportation services
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The TR Classic wheelchair van

Model: Ford Transit 148” Long Wheelbase Mid and High Roof

Capacity: up to 10 passengers including the driver

Rear/side entry: rear entry. 

Ramp/lift: ramp. 

Who it’s right for:

  • Adult Day Cares
  • Commercial transit
  • Municipal fleet
  • Shuttle services
  • Medical transportation programs
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The T6 wheelchair van

Model: Ford Transit 148” Extended Wheelbase High Roof

Capacity: up to 10 passengers including the driver*.

Rear/side entry: side entry. 

Ramp/lift: curbside lift. 

Who it’s right for:

  • HandiTransit
  • Urban Transit
  • Adult Day Cares

*The 148” Long Wheelbase can sometimes hold up to 12 passengers, including the driver, depending on the configuration. 

Now that you have a general overview of all the Ford Transit wheelchair vans we have here at MoveMobility, take a look at the graph below to compare all of our conversions–and find which one is best for you!

What are the different types of Ford Transit wheelchair vans? (Graph)

The TL ClassicThe TR ClassicThe T6
ModelFord Transit 148” Long Wheelbase Mid and High RoofFord Transit 148” Long Wheelbase Mid and High RoofFord Transit 148” Extended Wheelbase High Roof
CapacityUp to 10 passengers including the driverUp to 10 passengers including the driverUp to 10 passengers including the driver
Rear/side entryRear entryRear entrySide entry
Ramp/liftLiftRampCurbside lift

How much does a Ford Transit wheelchair van cost?

The TL and the TR Classic wheelchair vans cost between $120,000 and $155,000, and the T Series vans cost between $145,000 and $180,000. 

Click here to see what makes up the cost of a wheelchair van and why. 

What driving license do you need to drive a Ford Transit wheelchair van? 

You need a standard driving license to drive a Ford Transit wheelchair van in most provinces (excluding British Columbia), as long as you are only transporting 10 passengers including the driver. 

If you go above 10 passengers, your driver will need a specialized license because vehicles with more than 10 passengers are categorized as buses. 

Click here to see what license you need to drive a Ford Transit wheelchair van in your province.

What additional equipment can be added to Ford Transit wheelchair vans?

See below for a list of additional equipment you can add to your Ford Transit wheelchair van. 

  •  High Capacity Heat & Air System
  •  Grab Handles and Stanchions
  •  Camera Systems
  •  Winter Tire Package
  •  Remote Start
  •  Walker Storage

Your next steps to learning everything you need to know about Ford Transit wheelchair vans

You came to this article to learn if a Ford Transit wheelchair van is right for your organization. 

Now, you know everything you need to know about Ford Transit wheelchair vans to make a decision. 

Do you have more questions about our T Series vans? Talk to a MoveMoblity expert now. 

Or, check out these resources for more information: 

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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.
 
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