
Wheelchair Accessible Transportation Services
With transportation services becoming more aware and inclusive over the past years, and with some technology advancements, people are finally able to say that there are rides available to them anywhere. Today, you can order a ride on your own even if you have accessibility needs. A vehicle that’s especially equipped with to accommodate wheelchairs is ready and waiting for you to call if need be.
On-Demand Accessible Transportation Services

Companies worldwide are following suit after Uber and Lyft have created opportunities for people with accessibility needs. But having in mind the controversies and ongoing lawsuits against these companies, and the scandal of allegedly refusing to give services to people with wheelchairs and guide dogs, you need to be careful when ordering transportation from these companies. This isn’t an entirely new development, but it’s very important nonetheless. On the other hand, Radio Cab is here for anyone that needs help with getting from point A to point B. Whether it be in the Portland or Vancouver area, just give us a call and book your ride.
How to Book a Radio Cab in Portland or Vancouver?
Booking a ride with Radio Cab in Portland or Vancouver is very simple. You can just call 503-205-3317 or drop an email at: darin@radiocab.net. Contact first if you’re also interested in getting free direct line access to Radio Cab, so you can have it at the ready anytime you need us. For rides that you require for business, there is also an option of creating a corporate account for more affordable rides. Lastly, for families, a regular taxi card can also save you tons of money. Too busy to call? Try the Radio Cab app that’s available for both Android and iOS and order a ride with a simple tap on the phone.
How to find Radio Cab?
To find the Radio Cab you can rely on your mobile phone search assistant. If you live in Portland or Vancouver, besides asking: “Find a cab near me”, or “Call a taxi nearby”, you can also search “Radio Cab Portland”, or “Nearby taxi cab in Vancouver”. Of course, simple questions like: “Find me the nearest taxi service”, “Order a cab” can work just as well. Once the search is finished, you will get Radio Cab in the search results, so just click on the link that takes you to the home page and order your transportation, or ask for any information you need.
How to Book Wheelchair Friendly Rides?

Radio Cab recommends you try and book a ride at least one day in advance. That way the company will be able to prepare in advance and check the availability of rides. Of course, even if that’s not the case, we’ll make sure to find you a suitable ride. But, for the sake of the person who needs multiple accessibility options, it’s best to plan the trip ahead a little bit. When you get the Radio Cab Service on the line, make sure to let them know how big the wheelchair is, because size also matters. Wheelchairs are mostly 30 inches wide, so if the wheelchair user has one that’s wider than that, please make sure to mention that. We’ll make sure to find you a suitable vehicle that will take you safely to your destination.