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Road tripping is one of the greatest American traditions when summer comes, and no one should be exempt from enjoying such a staple. When road tripping with a mobility vehicle, …
Items such as your budget and who will drive the vehicle are two of the many aspects to consider when purchasing or converting a mobility vehicle, but the way you, …
Being able to leave the house and drive your car wherever you please is part of what makes a better quality of life for people with disabilities. With this in …
For someone facing mobility issues and requiring the use of a wheelchair, a wheelchair accessible house is not only a matter of comfort but also of quality of life. Here …
Wheelchair lifts, as their name states, are used to lift a seated wheelchair user into a wheelchair accessible vehicle. The options available in wheelchair lifts for vans are quite varied, …
Van Products serves physically disabled customers throughout the state of Georgia. Our team of professionals know what it is like to go through buying a new vehicle - especially one …
According to the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), 70% of the nation’s roads are located in snowy regions, areas that receive an average of five inches or more of snowfall each …
The ADA is the most comprehensive federal civil rights statute protecting the rights of people with disabilities. While ADA guidelines do not extend to private, residential homes, these guidelines are still …
Getting into a new or used handicap van can be a time filled with both excitement and anxiety. If this is your first time converting your van into one that is …
Caregivers do so much to help care for those who have mobility issues or other medical problems due to injury, older age or disability. However, who cares for the caregiver, …