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We serve the entire Province of Quebec with 4 Service Centers: Sherbrooke, Montreal, Blainville, and Longueuil Eureka Solutions - Commercial serves Greater Montreal Area and surrounding areas.Moving YOU into the future! Shop ScooterCity, Canada, for full range of mobility scooters and electric (motorized) wheelchairs. Wheelchair accessories include vehicle lifts, wheel chair ramps and much more. Check our quality used equipment or enquire about convenient and affordable scooter and wheel chair repairs. We want you to find the perfect mobility product for your lifestyle. You should never buy before you try. That’s why we allow for free in-home trials before you commit to any purchase. If you’re looking for a mobility scooter or power wheelchair, but you’re not sure where to start, fill out a form and we’ll provide you with a personalized information package. Free Pick-up and Delivery We’ll ship your new mobility scooter or power chair right to you – for free!
If your purchase needs repairs we’ll pick it up, repair it, and promptly return it to you with no call out fees. Serving the Vancouver lower mainland and greater Fraser Valley areas, Scooter City provides personal service and quality mobility products. If you are in the market to rent or buy, new or used electric wheelchairs, power chairs or mobility scooters, we are here to help. Call Scooter City today. Your personal mobility vehicle (PMV) can give you a new sense of independence to go places just like other people, every day. Whether its a walk in the park, shopping, or just being outdoors. Its a great feeling! Motorized wheelchairs or “power chairs” as they are sometimes referred to, cover a vast range of design and options. Motorized wheelchairs differ from a mobility scooter in that the scooter is designed primarily for outdoor use with some indoor use (stores, malls, libraries, etc.). The power chair is used mainly indoors (in the home, office or apartment) as well as outdoors in the same sense of a scooter.
Scooter City carries a selection of quality pre-owned scooters and power wheelchairs. All our used equipment has been inspected to ensure everything is in safe working order. Stay put, we’ll come to you! We understand that mobility can be an issue. That’s why we deliver your purchases right to your door for FREE! No call out fees means we’ll also pick up your scooter if it breaks and deliver it back to you – all for free. “I purchased an INMO scooter online from Scooter City. After delivering it to Ashcroft BC at no charge, Pam took time to explain the operation of the scooter to me […] I am VERY pleased with the pleasant, courteous and prompt service from this company.” “Once I got my scooter from you guys, the part of my world which was so important to me was given back. Thank you so much to you and your staff for caring and ‘above and beyond’ service and mostly for providing me with FREEDOM! Accessibility for wheelchair users List of fare booth closed
Schedule for buses with ramp at the front Determine the location of the access ramp Is there a problem? The métro system can be accessed by most wheelchairs, either manual or motorized, as well as by three- and four-wheel scooters. Consult the list of stations that summarizes where fare booths are closed and the schedules for fare booths that are open irregular hours. 9 métro stations on the orange line can be accessed by elevator. Elevator access to the métro You can ask to be accompanied by an STM employee who will help you travel from one station to another. If you're alone, you may have trouble managing the gap between the platform and the métro car. An STM companion can help you: Go to the ticket booth and tell the attendant that you would like someone to accompany you. The attendant will immediately put in the request.The waiting time can vary depending on how long it takes the companion to arrive. Côte-Vertu métro station As there is no longer a booth attendant at the Côte-Vertu Nord entrance, please use the telephone at your disposal to request assistance from our staff.
All vehicles are wheelchair accessible, with the exception of minibuses operated on Navette Or shuttles and the 212 - Sainte-Anne line. For their safety and convenience, we strongly urge customers in wheelchairs to use buses with front-door access ramps. From now on, all tools giving you access to bus schedules will indicate which buses have front-door ramps. On the home page, click on the Schedules tab or click on the Getting Around heading, and then on the Schedules tab. Type in or select your bus line and its direction. Type in or select the name of your stop Important: Click on “Change date and time” to see options and check the “Show only accessible trips” box. Click on the “search” button (right next to the checked box). Our mobile site provides the same information as our standard web site, but it adapted for most mobile devices. m.stm.info Enter lastm (52786), then enter your bus line number and bus stop code in message bar, followed by the letter ‘a’, for example 56332a.
Your telecommunications service provider may bill you for data transmission over its network: standard messaging fees and other charges may apply. Check with your provider and subscribe to a package, if necessary. Schedules for buses with a ramp at the front are identified by the wheelchair pictogram. These apps are accessible without an internet connection. No need to be connected to review bus schedules. For more information about these apps, click on 5 ways to obtain bus timetables at bottom of home page. Call 514 288-6287 (514 AUTOBUS). Choose option 1 – Bus schedules Choose option 3 – Low-floor bus schedules Choose option 1 for specific wheelchair-accessible bus service You will need to enter your bus stop’s five-digit code and bus line number. You can see that code on the bus panel at your stop or by finding it under Schedules in the Getting Around section (or from the home page). The arrival times of buses with a ramp at the front are indicated on the Infobus panels at given stops and on printed Planibus timetables.
To find out more: go to 5 ways to obtain bus timetables Two low-floor bus models are accessible. Before boarding the bus, you must determine whether the access ramp is located at the front or rear door of the bus. Boarding procedure When the bus arrives, you have priority and may board the bus before other passengers. For your safety, please comply with this boarding procedure. Wait until the bus is stopped and the ramp is fully extended before boarding. Once inside the bus, show the driver your valid transit fare or pay your fare and keep your ticket. Move your wheelchair to the reserved area at the centre of the bus identified by signs on the wall. Position your wheelchair so that it faces the back of the bus and back it up against the upright pad. It is unsafe to position your wheelchair in any other way. Apply the brakes on your wheelchair to prevent it from moving during the trip. If your wheelchair is equipped with a seatbelt, we recommend that you use it. Exit procedure Push the stop button on the flip-up seat at least one stop prior to yours.
If it is not possible to extend the ramp at the requested stop, the driver will ask you to exit at the next accessible bus stop. Wait until the bus comes to a full stop and for the other passengers to exit the bus. Release the brakes on your wheelchair and position it facing the front door. The driver will lower the bus and extend the ramp. Wait until the ramp is fully extended before exiting. Boarding procedure For your safety, please follow this boarding procedure. Wait until the bus is stopped, passengers have exited, and the ramp is fully extended before boarding. Once inside the bus, wait until the rear door is closed. Back up and place your wheelchair in the designated area near the rear door identified by signs. Position your wheelchair so that it faces the rear of the bus and back it up against the upright pad. Upon request, show your valid transit fare or pay your fare and keep your ticket. Exit procedure Push the stop button on the flip-up seat at least one stop prior to yours.