Types of Accessible Vehicles We Carry

Rear-Entry Wheelchair Vans

Load from the back with no side clearance needed — a good fit for standard parking spaces and narrow garages. Rear-entry is usually the least expensive way into an accessible van, because the conversion work is simpler than lowering the floor for a side ramp. The wheelchair position sits toward the rear of the vehicle, so the passenger rides behind the second row rather than beside the driver. You still need room to deploy the ramp behind the van, which matters for parallel parking and tight driveways. Where the wheelchair user travels as a passenger rather than a driver, rear-entry is often the sensible choice.