Versatility and value are just two of the benefits that make a rear-entry wheelchair van an appealing choice for many families. From seating flexibility to headache-free parking, a rear-entry wheelchair van makes travel straightforward and easy, whether you’re headed around the corner or across the country. Here’s what you can expect from a rear-entry conversion van:

 

• Additional seating options are available on some models to allows a caretaker to sit next to the wheelchair user
• Depending on their size, two wheelchairs may be able to fit in some rear-entry vehicles
• No additional parking space is needed next to the vehicle to deploy a ramp
• The wheelchair user will not be able to sit in the front seat position
• The partially lowered floor typically makes a rear-entry conversion less expensiveThe partially lowered floor typically makes a rear-entry conversion less expensiveThe partially lowered floor typically makes a rear-entry conversion less expensiveThe partially lowered floor typically makes a rear-entry conversion less expensiveThe partially lowered floor typically makes a rear-entry conversion less expensiveThe partially lowered floor typically makes a rear-entry conversion less expensive.