I'm in the market for a new vehicle, and recently looked at the Honda Ridgeline pick-up truck. Lots of room behind both seats for the chair, and several other attractive features. My question to my para friends out there..............in making the transfer to a higher vehicle such as this truck, is it best to just pivot from the chair to the seat, or put your legs into the vehicle first, then make the transfer into the cab???????? I'd love to hear your thoughts on which way works best for those of you who leave your wheels to drive. AGAIN, thanks to all who contribute as this site is the best for getting the "real" scoop from the "real" experiences.
Chair To Vehicle Transfers
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mjrcpd
, Mar 27 2008 10:48 PM
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Posted 27 March 2008 - 10:48 PM
Hey Gang !!
I'm in the market for a new vehicle, and recently looked at the Honda Ridgeline pick-up truck. Lots of room behind both seats for the chair, and several other attractive features. My question to my para friends out there..............in making the transfer to a higher vehicle such as this truck, is it best to just pivot from the chair to the seat, or put your legs into the vehicle first, then make the transfer into the cab???????? I'd love to hear your thoughts on which way works best for those of you who leave your wheels to drive. AGAIN, thanks to all who contribute as this site is the best for getting the "real" scoop from the "real" experiences.
I'm in the market for a new vehicle, and recently looked at the Honda Ridgeline pick-up truck. Lots of room behind both seats for the chair, and several other attractive features. My question to my para friends out there..............in making the transfer to a higher vehicle such as this truck, is it best to just pivot from the chair to the seat, or put your legs into the vehicle first, then make the transfer into the cab???????? I'd love to hear your thoughts on which way works best for those of you who leave your wheels to drive. AGAIN, thanks to all who contribute as this site is the best for getting the "real" scoop from the "real" experiences.
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