About BAS…..
BAS (NW) Ltd are a Motability partner with over 35 years experience in the manufacturing and installation of Vehicle Adaptations and are one of the leading companies in their field.
As a manufacturer, BAS have over 40 of their own products on the Motability scheme and these products can be fitted across the UK via our nationwide agents, of which we have over 60. To view the full list of BAS products you can click here. As an installer, we supply and fit products for many of the leading vehicle adaptation manufacturers and you can view the full list available by clicking here.
BAS engineers are trained to the highest standards and regularly complete in-house and supplier training courses, ensuring that the customer gets the best quality service every time. As previously mentioned, as an independent installer we are not tied to just one manufacturer, enabling us to search the market for the most suitable products at the best price. With our extensive experience in the industry and first class knowledge of Mobility products, customers and partner companies can rest assured they are getting exceptional service every time.
BAS (NW) Ltd. are the Official UK Agents for:
BAS ambassador discusses electric vehicles and the impact on disabled motorists
The article below has been written by BAS Ambassador Helen Dolphin and within it she considers how the change to electric vehicles may affect disabled motorists. "It has
BAS Fit Protective Screens for Heathrow Airport
Launched just under 3 months ago, the BAS Protective Screens have had an overwhelming response and we are thrilled that we have enabled many businesses to return to
BAS Win SME News Business Elite Award 2020
We are thrilled to announce that we have been recognised as "Leaders in Vehicle Adaptation Installation" by the SME News Business Elite Awards 2020. The awards look to
Protective Screens
For Taxis, Minibuses, Driving Schools and other Private Hire vehicles.
Our ambassador Helen Dolphin MBE has been heavily involved in reforming the Blue Badge scheme for over 10 years. Here she provides some advice about where you can and can’t park with a Blue Badges.
Through my role on the Disabled Person’s Transport Advisory Committee (DPTAC), I worked with the government on the 2011 Blue Badge reforms when a national database of Blue Badge holders was introduced. More recently, I worked with the Department for Transport Blue Badge team on expanding the Blue Badge eligibility to accommodate more people with non-visible disabilities. I also run a parking accreditation called……
