Mobility Equipment Designed Around Your Independence
Explore practical mobility equipment created to make entering, exiting and operating a wheelchair-accessible vehicle safer, easier and more comfortable.
Whether you need a wheelchair ramp, vehicle lift, hand controls, transfer seating or a wheelchair securement system, Easy Mobility Vans can help you understand the available options.
Find the Right Equipment for Your Mobility Needs
Every driver and passenger has different mobility requirements. The right equipment depends on your vehicle, wheelchair type, physical abilities, seating position and everyday travel needs.
Easy Mobility Vans helps individuals, families, caregivers and organizations explore mobility equipment for personal and commercial accessible vehicles.
We can help you understand options for:
Wheelchair Ramps
Wheelchair ramps provide convenient access to side-entry and rear-entry mobility vehicles. Depending on the vehicle conversion, the ramp may operate manually or automatically.
Common options include:
The right ramp depends on the vehicle layout, available parking space, wheelchair dimensions and the needs of the person operating the ramp.
Wheelchair Lifts
Wheelchair lifts use a powered platform to raise and lower a wheelchair between the ground and the vehicle floor.
They are commonly used in:
Lift availability and compatibility depend on the vehicle make, model, interior dimensions and conversion design.
Hand Controls
Hand controls may allow qualified drivers to operate the accelerator and brake without using traditional foot pedals.
Available systems may include:
Driving and Mobility Aids
Additional driving aids can improve vehicle control, accessibility and comfort for drivers with different mobility needs.
Equipment availability depends on the vehicle and the driver’s individual requirements.
Available equipment may include:
Choosing the Right Wheelchair Ramp
The best choice depends on parking conditions, wheelchair size, vehicle use and the level of assistance available.
In-Floor Ramps
An in-floor ramp slides beneath the vehicle floor when it is not being used. This can leave the doorway more open and reduce obstruction inside the vehicle.
Fold-Out Ramps
A fold-out ramp stores inside the doorway and unfolds when needed. It may be easier to inspect, clean and operate manually if the powered system is unavailable.
Manual Ramps
Manual ramps provide a simpler access solution with fewer powered components. They may be suitable for customers who have someone available to operate the ramp.
Automatic Ramps
Automatic ramps operate using a powered system and are often connected to the vehicle’s accessible door controls.
Side-Entry and Rear-Entry Mobility Options
The best entry type depends on where the wheelchair user will sit and how the vehicle will normally be parked.
Side-Entry Vehicles
Side-entry vehicles provide wheelchair access through the passenger-side sliding door.
They may offer:
Side-entry vehicles usually require additional space beside the vehicle for the ramp.
Rear-Entry Vehicles
Rear-entry vehicles provide wheelchair access through the back of the vehicle.
They may offer:
