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Find Freedom with Accessible Vans
Find Freedom with Accessible Vans

There are several reasons that you might want to look into accessible vans, with your freedom being the most important. If you were to own your own mobility vehicle, you would never again need to ask friends or loved ones to take time away from work or family to help you run your errands. There may be a road trip that you've been dreaming about, and wheelchair or scooter accessible vehicles can make that dream a reality.

You can choose from several different styles and types of wheelchair accessible vans. Contrary to the name, not all mobility vehicles are vans. The most popular choice does seem to be a full-size conversion van, which can offer you a great deal of room to move, as well as plush interiors. You can ride around in luxury with the purchase of one of these vans, but you may find that it's too much vehicle for you to handle. If this is the case, there are smaller and sleeker choices available.

Honda makes a wonderful Odyssey, and you can find several conversions with lowered floors that make plenty of room for your passengers and your wheelchair. With several different floor plans available, you can choose one that fits your lifestyle perfectly. There are some plans that allow for you to be the driver, or you can select a van that allows you to sit almost anywhere and let someone else do the driving for you.

You can also find several sport utility vehicles and trucks that have undergone conversions. These have doors that slide away or lift to make entering and exiting the vehicle easier for you. With less room inside the vehicle, you may need to consider harnesses for the back of the SUV or restraint systems for the bed of the truck. With transfer seats and restraint systems in place, there is no reason for you to sit at home ever again.

There are dozens of different accessories and features from which to choose, too. Many of these are designed out of necessity, such as restraint systems that will keep your wheelchair or scooter stationary as you drive. You can also select hand controls for ease of navigation, especially if you have limited use of your legs. Many other features are simply for comfort, such as motorized ramps and transfer seats. You can select all that you want or need to make your new vehicle perfect for you.




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