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No More Blind Spots and Other Good News
Drivers With DisabilitiesDrivers with disabilities can have enlarged mirrors on their vehicles to detect blind spots and even radar-enabled blind spot detection devices to enhance their driving safety, but on Dec. 3, 2010 the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration…

Pros and Cons of Buying Used Adaptive and Accessible Equipment
Mobility Equipment
For almost every piece of equipment we see new, you can find pre-owned and/or refurbished for a lower price. Sometimes it’s a better piece than we could have afforded new. But there are pros and cons.
Some items take more research than…

Tips on Buying Your First Accessible Van
Wheelchair Accessible
You’ve been admiring a van at the local auto dealership and decide it is time to buy your first accessible vehicle. The salesman has a great spiel and suggests that it can be converted to an accessible vehicle nearby. But wait:
Does he…

How to Determine the Best Accessible Vehicle Dealer
Mobility EquipmentWhen you are in the market for a accessible vehicle, the dealership you choose can make the transaction a dream – or a nightmare.
A qualified dealer – one who is experienced in dealing with those with disabilities - can guide you toward…