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WTORS

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WTORSWheelchair Tiedown and Occupant Restraint Systems


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To address these needs in the absence of adequate federal legislation to address safety concerns for wheelchair-seated travelers, national and international efforts were initiated in the 1980s and 1990s to develop voluntary safety standards for WTORS and wheelchairs.
Using a Wheelchair as a seat in a motor vehicle: an overview of ... by Schneider, Larry / The Exceptional Parent
More information about how to provide safer transportation for wheelchair-seated travelers, as well as manufacturers of WTORS and wheelchairs with the transit option can be found at www.
Sunrise medical. (Mobility: Special Advertising Section) by Schneider, Lawrence W. / The Exceptional Parent
In 1996, SAE Recommended Practice J2249, entitled "Wheelchair Tiedowns and Occupant Restraint Systems (WTORS) for Use in Motor Vehicles," was completed, and today there are many WTORS in use today that have been designed and tested to comply with this Recommended Practice.
NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN SAFER TRANSPORTATION FOR WHEELCHAIR USERS by Schneider, Lawrence W. / The Exceptional Parent
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