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Seniors & Accessibility

GETTING THERE ON YOUR TERMS.

Accessible Transport

INDEPENDENCE, WITH A HAND WHEN YOU WANT ONE

Wheelchair-accessible vehicles, low-step entry, and drivers who take boarding at your pace. Getting out shouldn't depend on who's free to drive you.

We've been carrying WA passengers since 1987. Comfort and dignity aren't extras we add on request — they're how every one of our drivers is expected to work.

Wheelchair ramp deployed on a Horizons West vehicle

What's Included

COMFORT BUILT IN, NOT BOLTED ON

Purpose-Built Ramps & Lifts

Wheelchair-accessible vehicles with proper ramps and securing points — not a folding ramp borrowed for the day.

Patient, Experienced Drivers

Drivers who help with boarding without hurrying anyone, and who understand that dignity matters as much as punctuality.

Unhurried Boarding Time

We build extra time into every schedule. Nobody should feel they're holding up the bus.

Easy-Access Seating

Low-step entry, handrails, and priority seating near the door for passengers who'd rather not walk the aisle.

Door-to-Door Pickups

We collect from the residence, the club, or the ward entrance — not from a stop three streets away.

Carers & Companions Welcome

Support workers, family, and companion animals travel with the passenger. Tell us at booking so we allocate the space.

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Years on WA Roads

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Buses in Our Fleet

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Passengers Moved Yearly

How It Works

THREE STEPS, NO RUSH

1

Tell Us What's Needed

Mobility aids, how many travelling, and any assistance required at either end. There's no such thing as too much detail here.

2

We Match the Vehicle

We allocate a vehicle with the right access and confirm the boarding arrangement with you before the day.

3

We Take the Time It Takes

Your driver arrives early, helps with boarding, and gets everyone there comfortably.

Common Questions

ACCESSIBLE TRANSPORT FAQ

PLANNING AN OUTING?

Tell us who's travelling and what assistance is needed. We'll match the right vehicle and driver.

Contact us
Wheelchair-accessible vehiclesCarers travel with you39 years on WA roads