What Are the Differences Between Consumer-Grade and Commercial-Grade Wheelchair Minivans?
Picking the right commercial-grade wheelchair minivans for your fleet is the best way to make sure your clients never feel stuck. Around 8 million Canadians live with at least one disability today. Imagine a driver in a snowy spot like Barrie trying to lower a ramp that just won’t move. It’s a scary feeling when […]
What Is the Improve Community Spaces Funding Opportunity in Ontario?
The Improve Community Spaces opportunity is part of OTF’s Capital grant program. It supports projects that make community buildings and physical spaces better for people in Ontario. This could mean updating spaces where programs and services happen so people can gather, connect, and participate more easily. Who is eligible for the Improve Community Spaces […]
(Video) Accessible Community Transportation: What’s Holding It Back?
Accessible community transportation is harder to implement than many people expect, especially in small and rural communities where licensing rules, driver shortages, and funding gaps create real barriers. When transportation isn’t available, families shoulder the burden and healthcare access is delayed, driving up long-term costs and limiting inclusion. In this video, you’ll learn why these […]
Does MoveMobility Carry Vehicles in Stock?
You might be wondering if MoveMobility has wheelchair vans or mobile clinic vans in stock, ready to buy right off the lot. It’s a fair question. If your program is ready to roll, waiting months for a build can feel frustrating. When people in your community need help now, delays can mean cancelled appointments, missed […]
Are Wheelchair-Accessible Vans a Faster Solution Than Buses in Alberta’s Transit Deserts?
Getting around Alberta can be tough when buses are few and far between. In towns like Peace River, Drayton Valley, and Taber, public transit is limited or doesn’t run at all. If you manage transportation for seniors, healthcare programs, or people with disabilities, you’ve probably seen how this hurts people. Riders wait for rides that […]
What Is Canada’s Enabling Accessibility Fund?
The Enabling Accessibility Fund (EAF) is a Government of Canada program that helps make communities and workplaces easier to access for people with disabilities. It gives money to eligible groups so they can build, fix, or improve things that remove barriers and create more inclusion. Who is eligible for the Enabling Accessibility Fund? Eligible […]
What Is the Ford Pro Upfitter Program?
You might be searching for your next wheelchair van or mobile medical van, and keep seeing the term Ford Pro Upfitter Program or Ford Qualified Vehicle Modifier pop up. Maybe you’ve seen it floating around on spec sheets, quotes, and even in conversations with other programs across Canada. You want to make the right call […]
When Is On-Demand Accessible Transit Needed?
On-demand accessible transit is often needed when fixed-route systems and taxis can’t reliably serve all residents, especially in smaller cities with limited budgets. In Corner Brook, switching to an on-demand accessible van reduced evening and weekend transit costs by 80% while restoring independence for residents who hadn’t left home in years. This interview explains how […]
What Is Wheelchair Van Ridership and How Do You Determine the Need?
How many people in Canadian communities skip medical visits or stay isolated because there’s no easy way to get around? That’s what wheelchair van ridership is all about. In Ontario alone, over 1.85 million people live with mobility disabilities. Many face bigger health problems and feel cut off from daily life without the right transportation. […]
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