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Sensory-friendly (ARK Quiet) rides in Vancouver

ARK doesn’t drive in Vancouver yet, so you can’t book a ride here. Tell us you need one and we’ll write to you the day we launch. A calm, low-stimulation ride: reduced noise, no scents, soft lighting, and a quiet driver. Bookable as a first-class preference for riders with autism, sensory sensitivities, or anxiety. When ARK launches in Vancouver, British Columbia, sensory-friendly rides will cover Kitsilano and Mount Pleasant through Metro Vancouver, including trips to Vancouver General Hospital and St. Paul's Hospital. BC riders may be eligible for support through Persons with Disabilities (PWD) benefits and regional Health Connections travel assistance.

Tell us you need ARK in Vancouver

We open new cities where riders ask for us. Leave an email or a phone number and we’ll get in touch the day we start driving here — nothing else.

Give us either one — whichever is easier for you.

We use this only to tell you about the launch.

What ARK accommodates

  • Low-sensory option
  • Companion seat
  • Service animal welcome
  • Side/rear ramp

How ARK works in Vancouver

  1. Set your pickup & needs

    Enter where you’re going and your accessibility profile — wheelchair, scooter, service animal, or door-to-door assistance.

  2. Match a vetted vehicle

    We filter in real time to the nearest approved driver whose vehicle and securement certification fit your exact needs.

  3. Ride and rate accessibility

    Track your driver live, then rate the vehicle’s accessibility — with zero accessibility surcharge.

  • $0Accessibility surcharge in Vancouver

Accessible vehicle types

  • Wheelchair-accessible van (ramp)

    Low-floor van with a side or rear ramp and 4-point securement — fits most manual and power wheelchairs.

  • Wheelchair-accessible van (lift)

    Powered lift for heavier power chairs and scooters, with extra headroom and securement.

  • Adapted sedan

    Comfortable sedan with transfer assistance for ambulatory riders who don’t travel seated in their wheelchair.

Funding & subsidy

BC riders may be eligible for support through Persons with Disabilities (PWD) benefits and regional Health Connections travel assistance.

See funding options →

Frequently asked questions

Nearby cities

Sensory-friendly rides in Vancouver, BC | ARK Accessibility Services