9/11 Memorial A visit to the 9/11 Memorial & Museum is more than a day out in New York City. It is a deeply meaningful experience—a time to remember the lives lost, honor the courage of first responders, and reflect on a day that changed our country forever. Everyone deserves the opportunity to visit this important place. However, for wheelchair users, seniors, and families traveling with someone who needs mobility assistance, getting to Lower Manhattan can require careful pl

Ride a wav vehicle When you need transportation, opening a rideshare app or calling a taxi may seem like the easiest option. But for someone who uses a wheelchair, a standard ride is not always a safe, comfortable, or dependable solution. Will the vehicle have a ramp? Can the passenger remain in their wheelchair? Does the driver know how to secure the wheelchair correctly? Will there be room for a caregiver, mobility equipment, or luggage? Will the driver provide assistance b

When people hear “wheelchair-accessible transportation,” they often think about doctor’s appointments, physical therapy, dialysis, or hospital visits. Those rides are important—but life should include more than medical appointments. Fall is one of the best times to explore New York. The weather is cooler, the leaves are changing, sports seasons are beginning, Broadway theaters are buzzing, and families are gathering for celebrations. Whether you use a wheelchair or travel wit

There is something special about a New York summer evening. The sun begins to set, the air cools down, music fills the park, and families gather with lawn chairs, snacks, and plenty of excitement. For wheelchair users and their families, outdoor concerts and movie nights can be a wonderful way to enjoy summer without the formality or expense of a traditional theater. However, a little planning can make the difference between a relaxing evening and one filled with unnecessary

Every spring, car lovers from around the world gather in New York City for one of the most exciting automotive events of the year — the New York International Auto Show . In April 2026 , the show returns once again to the iconic Jacob K. Javits Convention Center , bringing the newest vehicles, futuristic concept cars, and groundbreaking technology to the heart of Manhattan. For wheelchair users, seniors, and families traveling with mobility needs, getting to large events in N

Valentine’s Day isn’t just about roses and romance. It’s about connection, laughter, and making memories with the people you love most . That could mean a date night with your partner…a sweet dinner with your spouse of 40 years…or surprising grandma and grandpa with a night out they didn’t think was possible anymore. If you or someone you love uses a wheelchair, getting out can feel like the hardest part. That’s why Ride A WAV is here—to make the journey easy, safe, and str

When you’re planning a trip between New York City and Long Island, one of the most common questions we hear is simple—and important: “How much does wheelchair-accessible transportation cost?” The honest answer? It depends. The reassuring answer? You’re never left behind—and you always have a reliable way home. At Ride A WAV, we provide 24-hour, 7-days-a-week wheelchair-accessible transportation between NYC and Long Island. Whether you’re heading into the city for medical care

January & February Are the Perfect Time to Explore — Ride A WAV Gets You There Warm & Worry-Free Winter in New York City doesn’t mean staying home. In fact, January and February are some of the BEST months to enjoy museums , especially for wheelchair users, seniors, and caregivers. Museums are warm, spacious, and much calmer after the holidays — giving you time to explore at your own pace. At Ride A WAV , we know that accessibility doesn’t stop at the front door. That’s why w