Before explaining in details the advantages of having a wheelchair van, it is best to understand what the wheelchair vans are. First, they are unlike any other. These vans, which are sometimes called accessible vans, are designed for easy access for people with physical disability. Thus, the opening can be different and wider. In some handicap vans, the doors can be sliding or flipping. If the doors are flipped to open, they normally come with two flipping doors.
Second, once you take a peek inside, you will see that there is more vacant space and fewer chairs. In a regular van, the backside portion becomes a compartment for whatever stuff or goods you may want to store. However, in wheelchair accessible vehicles, the back portion may be separated with a partition and is insulated for specific purposes.
There are also wheelchair vans that have the entire van totally empty inside-no chair from either side. The vacant space is allotted for the wheelchair or beds should there be any, like the ones on ambulances and rescue units.
Third, there are accessible vans that have the middle portion of the van vacant, while there are chairs on the rear and after the driver