For people with disabilities, it is vital to remember how to correctly fasten the wheelchair securements in an accessible van. The four-point tiedown secures a wheelchair with four straps attached to the wheelchair at four separate securement points and attached to...
From the grocery store to work, school and everywhere in between, accessible parking spots are something we see each and every day. But how closely have you looked at them? If you are a wheelchair accessible vehicle driver, maybe you have looked at these spots closer...
We are happy to share that QAPx has introduced electronic signature capabilities! Starting February 1st, you will no longer need to print and scan forms out of QAPx for customer signature…
In accordance with the third-party audit contract with Twining Consulting, the QAP audit fee will increase…
Jack Losco, Jr. balances life in the classroom and off the road By Mike Savicki Jack Losco, Jr. wanted to be a smokejumper. Yes, one of those specially trained wildland firefighters who provide first attack response, often by parachute, into remote and all too often...
The Speed of Life Karah Behrend is a fast-driving, adventure-loving badass By Mike Savicki “If your friends don’t get you into situations where you may have to swim out of a vehicle, do you even have friends?” That’s the question Karah Behrend used to caption a June...
Through the Years, Across the Miles Disabled veteran John Bollinger recalls his more than five decades behind the wheel. By Mike Savicki This story begins in the days of the Ford Torino, Chrysler Newport, Chevy Citation, Chevy Celebrity, Buick LeSabre, and Cadillac...
As a result of updates to the QAP Rules & Guidelines, changes were made to both the QAPx and Docutrack programs. Please see the bulletin that follows for information on these changes.
A friendly reminder to our dealers using QAPx (or Docutrack) that every job is required to be entered, every time.
