Secure Wheelchair

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Securing a wheelchair involves either properly strapping the chair into a vehicle using a 4-point tie-down system and securing the passenger with a separate seatbelt, or choosing a personal wheelchair equipped with reliable wheel locks/seatbelts.Securing a Wheelchair in a Vehicle (WAV)When traveling in a minibus or a Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle (WAV), you must safely anchor the chair to the floor to prevent tipping or forward movement.Floor Anchors: Slide the front and rear restraint straps into the vehicle's floor tracking until you hear a clear click.Front Straps: Attach the front straps to the lower, non-removable frame of the wheelchair (never tie them to wheels or plastic parts). Back the wheelchair up slightly to ensure tension is placed on the front straps.Rear Straps: Attach the rear straps using carabiners or hooks to the lower rear frame of the wheelchair, then use the ratchet/tightener to pull the wheelchair firmly down toward the floor.Passenger Seatbelt: Always use a separate lap and shoulder belt (3-point belt) to secure the occupant. The belt should go across the pelvis and over the shoulder, mimicking a standard car seatbelt