Wheelchair Accessible Van Business Case Toolkit
What Are the Risks in Purchasing a Consumer-Grade Wheelchair Accessible Minivan?

You want people to reach medical appointments with dignity. It’s tough watching someone miss care because they can’t get a ride. A consumer-grade wheelchair accessible minivan can look like a quick fix. The price seems reasonable, and you might even find a wheelchair minivan for sale that fits your budget. But the wrong vehicle can […]
What Is the Cost of a Wheelchair Accessible Cab in Canada?

What is the cost of a wheelchair accessible cab in Canada? That question usually comes up when your community is struggling to move people safely and with dignity. In Canada, over 6 million people live with a disability, according to Statistics Canada. Many rely on others to get to medical appointments, work, or even groceries. […]
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What Licence Do You Need to Drive a Wheelchair Van in Quebec?

What licence do you need to drive a wheelchair van in Quebec when your passengers are counting on safe, reliable transportation? It’s a fair question, and in Quebec, the answer can feel less simple than in other provinces. If you run a transit service, adult daycare centre, healthcare transportation program, or First Nations community service, […]
What Licence Do You Need to Drive a Wheelchair Van in Saskatchewan?

Purchasing a wheelchair van in Saskatchewan is a big step for any organization aiming to serve its community with accessible transportation. Statistics show that roughly 11 percent of residents in our province live with mobility challenges. You likely lead a team in Regina or Saskatoon that wants to help these people. You might feel uncertain […]
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Why Should Wheelchair Ramp Service Only Be Done by Approved Technicians?

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 […]