What Does 4:1 Mean? Understanding Wheelchair Ramp Slope
Have you ever wondered what wheelchair ramp slope really means? You’re likely not the first. Many organizations shopping for a wheelchair van get stuck on this term, especially when they hear “4:1 slope.” It sounds confusing, but it’s actually quite important. If you don’t understand wheelchair ramp slope, you could pick a ramp that’s too […]
Why Should Your Community Seriously Consider Microtransit Vehicles
Did you know that about 1 in 5 Canadians in rural areas can’t easily get around? If you’re helping run a small town in Alberta or a northern community in Ontario, you’re seeing these problems every day: People tell you they’re stuck at home Seniors can’t make doctor visits Workers have trouble getting to their […]
Why Do Some Organizations Choose a Manual Ramp Over a Powered One?
Is your organization trying to decide between a manual ramp and a powered ramp for your wheelchair van? Many teams all across Canada face this same choice and start feeling bogged down by it. Each type of ramp has its pros and cons, and making the wrong call can lead to having a ramp that […]
What Are the Safety Features on Wheelchair Van Ramps?
What are the safety features on wheelchair van ramps, and why do they matter so much? Because when you’re helping people with limited mobility, even a small slip can have big consequences. A steep ramp incline, missing guardrails, or a ramp that wobbles; these are safety risks that could increase your liability. If you’re an […]
5 Big Problems With Using Personal Vehicles for Patient Transport
Have you ever wondered if using your own vehicle for patient transport is really the best option? Some organizations across Canada use staff or volunteer vehicles to transport people to and from medical appointments. But here’s the thing: Personal vehicles aren’t made for patient transport. And it could be putting your team, your clients, and […]
Ontario Class G vs. Class F: What Do You Need for Wheelchair Vans?
Here’s a fact that might surprise you: over 6.2 million Canadians live with a disability. That’s a lot of people who potentially count on safe, accessible transportation every day. If you’re part of an organization that’s planning to get a new wheelchair van in the near future, you’re stepping up to make a real difference. […]
What Is the Difference Between Vehicle Decals and Vehicle Wraps?
Did you know 64% of Canadians trust a business more if it uses vehicle decals? If your organization is buying a wheelchair van or a mobile medical unit, choosing the right branding matters. Maybe you’re feeling stuck between vehicle decals and vehicle wraps. If your vehicle doesn’t clearly show who you are, people might not […]
(Video) Full Size vs Minivan
Struggling with choosing wheelchair vans? You’re not alone—and the wrong decision could cost you more than just money. For many families and organizations, picking between a minivan and a full-size van feels overwhelming. One offers flexibility and space; the other brings convenience and affordability. But how do you really know which is right for your […]
What Are the Hidden Costs of Waiting on Procurement Approvals?
Did you know that getting procurement approvals in Canada can take up to 11 different steps? That means the wheelchair van or mobile medical unit you need might be stuck behind paperwork for weeks or even months. If you’re feeling frustrated by delays, you’re definitely not alone. You might even worry you’ll miss important grant […]
