Transport wheelchairs have brought a better quality of life for physically restricted individuals, giving them access to the outdoors and social events.
These wheelchairs are commonly used in medical facilities to transport patients from their units for X-rays, treatments and tests.
These wheelchairs are light, foldable, easy to park and easy to store. They have four caster style wheels and are less expensive than electric wheel chairs.
In 1990 the American with Disability Act (ADA) gave legal right of accessibility to buildings and facilities. This made it easier for individuals dependent on wheelchairs for transport.
These wheelchair have limited use because their primary purpose is quick and easy transport with the assistance of someone else.