FAQs

What Are the Rates?

Rental rates can vary based on the vehicle of choice, supply, distance, additional mobility equipment required, pickup or drop-off location, and length. Our day rentals start at $120 p/ day for 100 miles (.20¢ per additional mile). Delivery extra.

Can Anyone Rent Your Vans?

Absolutely, as long as you have a valid license and are at least 21-years-old. Wheelchair van rentals can be a great alternative for handicap accessible transportation. Short or long-term disabilities, workers' compensation, or a 'try it before you but it' option, we will accommodate your needs. All primary drivers must be named on the rental agreement. 

How Long Can I Rent?

We offer daily, weekly, and monthly terms. Just ask! But if you're looking for a long-term solution, we suggest trying all of our powers to first try and get you in a vehicle of your own that fits within your budget, monthly payment, and down-payment restraints. 

Is There a Deposit to Hold My Reservation?

No, we do not require a reservation deposit but we will take your debit or credit card information to hold your rental.

How Soon Should I Make a Reservation?

As soon as possible is best as wheelchair vehicle rentals are in high demand with limited supply. Often we can adjust your dates easier than it is to fit you in last minute.

Can Anyone Help Me Pay?

Payment sources for alternative transportation services can include auto insurance, health insurance, workers' compensation, vocational rehab, non-profits, and crowdfunding sources.

Vocational rehab patients who do not qualify for workers' compensation may qualify for vocational rehabilitation services.  If a person is to return to work, Vocational Rehabilitation may pay for vehicle modification and interim transportation services.

Workers' comp patients who are injured or suffer illness in connection with their employment may draw workers' compensation benefits.  The costs of vehicle modification and accessible van rental in the interim may be covered under workers' compensation.

Vehicle insurance is a payment source for patients recovering from injuries due to automobile accidents or in cases where a disabled driver's vehicle is being repaired after an accident. Auto insurance companies cover the cost of accessible van rentals until repairs to the client's vehicle can be completed or until a replacement vehicle is found.

Nonprofit organizations are another source of financial assistance.  There are many with various requirements. Many nonprofit organizations that advocate for people with disabilities have waiver programs or grants that will pay for adaptive equipment. Ask us for more details regarding the local companies we can recommend.

Crowdfund sourcing is a new trend that can be helpful in raising funds socially. Companies like GoFundMe or Fundly provide secure funding platforms for a fee or you can create a free fundraiser campaign on Facebook.