Wheelchair Accessible Taxi Fareham

I cover Fareham with a pre-booked wheelchair accessible taxi, around 20 minutes east of my base along the M27. The vehicle is a 2025 Volkswagen Caddy Maxi with a rear-access ramp: the wheelchair user travels in their own chair, secured in place, with room for three companions and luggage.

Journeys I regularly cover from Fareham

• Hospital appointments in both directions. Fareham sits between Southampton and Portsmouth, so accessible runs go both ways: into the Southampton hospitals one week, Queen Alexandra in Portsmouth the next.
• Regular repeat bookings. Weekly or fortnightly accessible journeys (day centres, clubs, standing appointments) can be set up as a standing arrangement with one agreed price.
• Cruise transfers. Fareham to the Southampton cruise terminals is around 25 minutes, door to dock gate, with cruise luggage alongside the wheelchair.
• Airport runs. Fixed prices to Heathrow, Gatwick and the rest on the prices page.

The vehicle

Purpose-adapted for wheelchair access with a low-angle rear ramp and a dignified boarding at your own door. Full specification and photos on the wheelchair accessible taxi page.

Nearby areas

I also cover Locks Heath, Hedge End, Whiteley, Titchfield and the villages between Fareham and the Hamble.

Common Questions

• Do you cover Fareham with the wheelchair accessible taxi?

  Yes. Fareham is around 20 minutes from my base along the M27 and well inside my regular coverage. All work is pre-booked private hire, so book by phone or WhatsApp to guarantee the accessible vehicle.

• Can you do wheelchair taxi runs from Fareham to Queen Alexandra Hospital?

  Yes. Fareham sits between Southampton and Portsmouth, so I take accessible bookings in both directions, including QA in Portsmouth and the Southampton hospitals. The round trip is quoted as one fixed written price, with waiting or a return pickup arranged around the appointment.

• Can I set up a regular weekly accessible booking from Fareham?

  Yes. Standing bookings (the same journey every week or fortnight) work well for both of us: you get a guaranteed accessible vehicle and a consistent agreed price, and I plan the diary around it. Tell me the day, time and route and I will confirm it in writing.

• How much is a wheelchair accessible taxi in Fareham?

  Each journey is quoted individually as a fixed written price based on pickup and destination. There is no meter, no surge pricing, and no extra charge for the ramp, boarding time or card payment.