Accessible Ride Request Protocol

Accessible Ride Request Protocol MCP Connector for Claude

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Transforms complex accessibility needs and provider constraints into actionable ride request packages.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server acts as a logistics engine for accessible transportation. It validates mobility equipment dimensions against vehicle constraints using validate_equipment_fit and generates complete documentation via generate_ride_request. It also creates customized pickup checklists with build_handoff_checklist and verifies emergency contact sequences with verify_contingency_chain to ensure safe, reliable transit for users with specific physical requirements.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

build_handoff_checklist

Create a customized checklist for the user or caregiver to ensure a smooth transition at the pickup point

validate_equipment_fit

Determine if specific mobility equipment can physically fit into a specific vehicle type

generate_ride_request

Validate all inputs against provider rules and generate the full suite of ride documentation

verify_contingency_chain

Ensure the fallback contact sequence is logically sound and contains all necessary escalation data

See how to talk to your AI agent using Accessible Ride Request Protocol.

Generate a ride request for a wheelchair user from 123 Maple St to 456 Oak Ave with specific ramp requirements.

Request Brief: Pickup at 123 Maple St, Destination 456 Oak Ave. Equipment: Manual Wheelchair (Width: 26in, Length: 38in). Driver must use high-capacity ramp. Confirmation: Does the vehicle have a minimum 26-inch doorway clearance? Handoff: Confirm driver is at the curb and has the ramp deployed.

Check if a 30-inch wide scooter fits in a vehicle with 28 inches of interior width.

The equipment is not compatible because the scooter width (30 inches) exceeds the vehicle's interior width clearance (28 inches).

Verify my emergency contact list: Alice (555-0101) and Bob (555-0102).

The contingency chain is verified. Sequence: Alice, then Bob. Total contacts: 2.

The `validate_equipment_fit` tool compares the physical dimensions and weight of the mobility aid against the specific interior clearances and ramp capacities of the vehicle.

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