This article has a clear twofold purpose. First, it helps disabled drivers and passengers recognise how their individual mobility needs align with the features found in wheelchair accessible cars, sparking confidence when exploring suitable vehicles. Second, it explains the practicalities of visiting Michael Harraways Cars, including clear directions and an appointment-only approach that ensures every visit is focused, accessible, and unhurried.

So what are the most common accessibility features found across wheelchair accessible vehicles? While conversions differ, certain elements appear again and again because they solve real, everyday mobility challenges.

Wheelchair access ramps designed for safe and reliable vehicle entry
Every WAV includes a ramp system, whether fold-out or assisted, providing consistent access for wheelchairs and mobility aids.

Secure wheelchair restraint systems supporting safe travel
Wheelchair restraint systems are fitted as standard to keep mobility equipment stable and passengers secure throughout the journey.

Increased interior space created through lowered floors or raised roofs
Additional headroom and floor space allow wheelchair users to travel comfortably and manoeuvre with ease inside the vehicle.

Flexible seating layouts supporting carers and family members
Adapted seating arrangements enable shared travel while maintaining accessibility and comfort.

Visibility and safety features supporting confident access
Lighting, handholds, and clear access points help wheelchair users enter and exit the vehicle safely, supporting independent and confident travel.

Directions from M5 Junction 21 to Wisteria Works, St Georges

1. Exit the M5 at Junction 21 and follow signs for Worle and Weston-super-Mare.
Got questions? Want to book an appointment? Contact Mike before your journey for a quick chat and for navigation tips.

When exiting the M5, position the vehicle clearly as you leave the motorway slip road.

2. At the roundabout, move into the left-hand lane onto the B3440 toward Kewstoke, Worle, and St Georges.
This lane selection is important immediately after exiting the roundabout.

3. Continue along the B3440 for approximately half a mile.
Remain on this road until you reach the turning for Shepherds Way.

4. Turn right onto Shepherds Way and continue to the mini roundabout.
The Woolpack Pub is clearly visible as you approach.

5. At the mini roundabout by the Woolpack Pub, turn left onto Station Road.
Follow Station Road for approximately 0.1 miles.

6. Continue along Station Road toward the level crossing.
This section measures approximately 0.2 miles.

7. Cross the railway level crossing and continue straight onto Brimbleworth Lane.
The road name changes immediately after the crossing.

8. After approximately 100 yards, look to the right for the entrance to Wisteria Works Industrial Estate.
The entrance is clearly marked and easy to access.

9. Michael Harraways Cars is located in the first unit on the right.
The forecourt entrance is immediately visible on arrival.