If you already have a wheelchair accessible vehicle and want a tow bar fitted to tow a trailer or caravan then this is possible yes, if the rear floor has not been lowered. Many WAVs have lowered floors, where the rear bumper is ‘cut-away’ and it is therefore not possible to fit a tow bar on these types. However larger wheelchair access vehicles without a lowered floor or side entry conversions do have the ability to fit a tow bar to them.

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• Small WAVs that have a rear entry ramp often have a lowered floor – and therefore fitting a tow bar is not possible.
• Larger WAVs with a powered platform lift or longer ramp do not have a lowered floor – and itmay be possible to fit a tow bar (depending on the type of lift and conversion).
• But if you need access to the rear you will have to remove the trailer or caravan to get access – so the best option if you wish to add a tow bar to a wheelchair accessible vehicle (WAV) is a side entry WAV, where the rear has not been altered in any way and the wheelchair access is from the side.

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