This scheme involves a door-to-door service, deploying mini-buses specially equipped to carry passengers in wheelchairs. It caters to the needs of people with physical disabilities (PWDs) and frail elderly who may have difficulty relying on existing public transportation modes. Clients may also book door-to-door ad-hoc trips in advance.

Our Dial-A-Ride transport service remains popular with the physically challenged who require dedicated transport for purposes ranging from medical consultations to rehabilitation sessions to enrichment/educational lessons and/or social and recreational activities.

(Note: For safety reasons, we do not physically carry PWDs up and/or down the stairs;

Dial-A-Ride costs: Current charges is S$42.10 for a one-way trip
*DAR Fees inclusive of GST

Note: – No additional charges for first caregiver; for every subsequent caregiver, $10.00 per person will be levied.

A Peak-hour Surcharge of S$3.00 will apply for the following timings on weekdays:
9.00am – 10.00am
4.00pm – 6.30pm

Through this scheme, we enable persons who are physically disabled to travel on taxis to and from their workplaces and educational institutions at highly subsidised rates.

For more information on how to qualify to this scheme click here

Since 2014, HWA has embarked on Medical Escort Transport (MET) service through Ministry of Health (MOH) subvention programme for our clients with medical appointments and especially to cater to the needs of PWDs and/or frail elderly who has little or no caregiver support and unable to utilise public transport. Our dedicated fleets of vehicles are deployed to cover central and western region of Singapore

This scheme provides a door-to-door service, to ferry our clients to either of our two Rehabilitation Centres (at Whampoa and Jurong Point) on a daily basis.

In partnership with Agency for Integrated Care (AIC), HWA is providing two-way transport service for clients participating in daycare facilities/centres within the central Regional Health System (RHS) area particularly cluster 8 of Singapore (includes, Toa Payoh, Whampoa and Novena).

A dedicated transport assisted by MSF through a grant to serve PWDs in attending disability-linked services such as the Early Intervention Programme for Infants and Children (EIPIC) programme, Special Education (SPED) Schools, Day Activity Centres (DACs) and Sheltered Workshops. HWA aims to improve the quality and efficiency of the dedicated transport service for these groups.

Enables external organization that includes both profit or non-profit, and other Social Service Organisation to charter our vehicles and transport their clients who are PWDs or elderly for their outings and activities. Also we are working with travel agencies specializing Accessible Tourism.

This service aims to improve the mobility and independence of PWDs with driving license. Enabling PWDs to operate their own vehicle with modifications either electronic or mechanical gadgets, these gadgets can fitted onto most vehicles that are certified and approved by the Land Transport Authority (LTA).

Clients must undergo Driving Assessment and Rehabilitation Programme (DARP) conducted by Tan Tok Seng Hosptal (TTSH) or Ng Teng Fong General Hospital (NTFGH) or Singapore General Hospital (SGH). Lessons and examinations are conducted in ComfortDelGro Driving Centre in Ubi and Singapore Safety Driving Centre in Woodlands Industrial Park.

We sell assistive devices to help drivers with disabilities in operating their vehicle, either electronic or mechanical gadgets such as hand-controlled gadget, left foot accelerator (for manipulating the car’s accelerator and brake pedals), and steering knobs (which can be fixed onto the steering wheel, allowing drivers with a weak grip to steer the vehicle with ease).

To see the gadgets for sale visit Xing Wang Auto Services , our partner for gadget installations.

For more information on our gadget, kindly contact Mr.Vincent Kok tel: 6254 3006 ext. 201