Ford Tourneo Custom Vision™

A Drive From Wheelchair WAV (DFW) is a specially designed vehicle which enables you to drive in your wheelchair.  By removing and stowing the original driver seat, space is created for your manual or powered wheelchair.  Using a handy key fob, your tailgate is opened automatically which releases your low-gradient wheelchair ramp, allowing you to enter your Drive From WAV safely from the rear of the vehicle.  Once inside, you’ll find superb visibility and an automatic safety system to secure your chair in place.

If you’ve just started looking at cars you can drive in a wheelchair, it’s good to get expert advice.  At Allied Mobility, our trained and friendly mobility consultants can talk you through how to personalise your Vision™ to ensure you have a safe and comfortable drive.

If you don’t plan on driving and you would prefer to travel in the upfront position alongside the driver in your wheelchair, Vision™ is the wheelchair driving solution for you.  With the original Peugeot front passenger seat easily removed, a wheelchair or powerchair can enter by the rear access ramp and move right up to the forward position.  An independent docking station is used to secure the chair in place, alongside a full lap and diagonal seatbelt, ensuring a safe and comfortable journey.

If you’re new to wheelchair driving, also known as drive from WAVs, your expert Allied Mobility consultant will provide a thorough evaluation of your driving ability. They’ll test things like your vision, reactions, awareness and ability to operate your personalised driving aids. This ensures your safety on the road and suitability for driving.

You may be asked by the DVLA or Motability to visit a driving assessment centre. You can find your local assessment centre by clicking Driving Mobility here.

The Motability Scheme is the perfect way to enjoy worry-free motoring. To qualify for the Motability Scheme you must receive the Higher Rate Mobility Component of your DLA award, which is determined by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). You can find out more here.