Frequently asked questions

A vehicle modified so a person can enter, be secured, and ride — or drive — while seated in their wheelchair. Minivan WAVs use a lowered floor and a ramp; full-size van and bus WAVs use a platform lift.

Yes. We hold a BraunAbility commercial dealership agreement and also sell conversions from VanAbility, ADABoy and Adaptive Vans.

Yes. Standard-seating shuttles for hotels, churches, camps and schools are a large part of what we do. Many buyers add a lift for flexibility, but it is not required for every use.

It depends on chassis availability and the builder's backlog, and it changes month to month. We'll give you a real date for a specific build rather than a general answer; if your deadline is tight, pre-owned is usually the way to hit it.

Yes, for both individuals and organizations, including municipal and nonprofit lease structures. See our financing page or ask when you request a quote.

Yes, including accessible vehicles and buses coming out of fleets.

Yes. Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey, Delaware and the Mid-Atlantic; nationwide delivery available.

No. Our guides cite the regulations and official sources they rely on so you can verify them, but whether a rule applies to your organization depends on facts specific to you. Confirm with your regulator or counsel.

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