About Us Find A Dealer New and Used Vans Suppliers Driver Evaluation Resources Contact ADA Monday, August 11, 2008 $5,000.00 For Your Ideas The Adaptive Driving Alliance (ADA,) in conjunction with the National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association (NMEDA) is proud to announce the renewal ... Tuesday, April 15, 2008 New Technology Award Winners Three finalists were selected for the 2008 Adaptive Driving Alliance New Technology Award, presented by the National Mobility Dealers Association (NME... "Your Friendly service led me through all the steps in purchasing my new van without leaving any hidden fees."   "Thank you for your excellent service. I have already recommended you to friends of mine who also share similar disabilities as I do."   "Getting around is so much easier and I owe it all to you!"   Want to buy on the Web? Will he do your next repair? Will he advise you on the right equipment and fit it for you? In this day and age of the internet, many people want to buy on the web. The reality is that the vast majority of sales on the web are financial products, travel, entertainment and books. Why is that? Even for ordinary products, you want to be able to see and feel the product before ordering. With mobility products, you need to have the product fitted and installed. Later you will need preventative maintenance and possibly repairs. The truth is that the number of mobility purchases you will make in your lifetime is very limited. Few people can gain the knowledge and experience to make a wise purchase decision. Add to that the rapidly changing technology in the mobility field, the wide diversity of products and the fact that your condition is often changing and you see the value that a knowledgeable dealer is essential. The dealer will demonstrate for you the different types of products available and show which ones work with best with power wheelchair or scooter you have and the condition you have. When you buy from a dealer you do not need to wonder about the cost of shipping. Freight damage is not an issue for you, the dealer handles that. You do not have to be home when the product arrives nor worry that your new product is on the porch subject to weather or theft. Finally, most mobility products require install. On simpler products, you might be tempted to do the install or have a friend or relative do that. By doing self-install, you void the warranty on most mobility products. The install almost always requires modifying your vehicle, affecting the warranty on it also. Why do manufacturers take that stance? It comes down to safety and liability. They know that with the ever increasing complexity of the vehicles and the mobility equipment, having a trained technician do the work is essential to safe, reliable performance. So, get reliability, peace of mind and the full warranty by clicking here to find the ADA dealer near you! About Us | Find A Dealer | Manufacturers | Driver Evaluation | Resources | Contact ADA © 2004 Adaptive Driving Alliance, LLC. All Rights Reserved. This information is the proprietary product of ADA, a group of dealers that sell and service van conversions, lowered floor mini vans, hand controls, wheelchair lifts, scooter lifts, tie downs, conversion van rentals, paratransit and other adaptive equipment. This information may not be reproduced, copied, disseminated, or otherwise used, except in connection with the ADA member's individual reference, without prior written permission of ADA. ADA DISCLAIMS ANY LIABILITY FOR DAMAGES OF ANY KIND ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF THIS INFORMATION AND WITH RESPECT TO ANY ERRORS THAT MAY INADVERTENTLY BE CONTAINED IN THIS INFORMATION. Use of the Website signifies your agreement to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.