FAQ
It is a non-emergency transportation service for wheelchair user to travel independently without the hassle of transferring out from their wheelchair.
Firstly, the wheelchair together with the wheelchair user will either be lifted on to the vehicle via the hydraulic lift or pushed into the vehicle via a ramp.
Once the wheelchair user is onboard, the wheelchair will be anchored onto the floorboard of our vehicle using the safety restraints system, therefore the wheelchair will not move or tilt during transit.
It is mandatory for wheelchair user to put on their own seatbelt to prevent forward falling due to emergency brake. Our service crew will put on a seatbelt for the wheelchair user if their seatbelt is spoilt.
Yes, we do! Please check out our rates for more info.
We provide wheelchair transportation in Singapore!
Islandwide wheelchair accessible transport available anytime and anywhere!
We offer open return timings!
Open return timings allow you flexibility when booking 2-ways with us! Give us a call whenever you’re ready to go and we will send a transport down for you!
Yes we do! It will be at $10/day!
*Based on availability!
Not to worry! Our services are available 24/7!
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