JPH09131376A - Wheelchair housing device for vehicle - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To house and fix a wheelchair in a vehicle regardless of the type or size of the wheelchair. SOLUTION: Right and left front hooks 21L, 21R to be respectively hooked on front parts of right and left frames 19, 19 of a wheelchair are provided on the right and left side of a front part of a wheelchair housing part 3 of a vehicle, and right and left rear hooks 22L, 22R to be repectively hooked on rear parts of the right and left frames 19, 19 are provided on the right and left side of a rear part of the wheelchair housing part 3. A hook tension means 35 is connected to these hooks 21L, 21R, 22L, 22R through ropes 23L, 23R. Fixing of the wheelchair is achieved by hooking the hooks 21L, 21R, 22L, 22R to the frames 19, 19, and tensing the ropes 23L, 23R by the hook tension means 35.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a wheelchair accommodation device for a vehicle.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A wheelchair accommodating portion is formed at a rear portion of a vehicle body and a lower edge of a tailgate is provided at a lower edge of a rear opening of the vehicle body so that a physically handicapped person can get on and off the vehicle while being in a wheelchair. It is known that it is movably pivoted (see Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 7-179182). That is, this is one in which the tailgate is opened when the wheelchair is getting on and off the vehicle, and the tailgate is obliquely passed between the floor of the wheelchair accommodating section and the road surface, and the wheelchair travels through the tailgate. This allows the passengers to get on and off the vehicle.

[0003]

The wheelchair accommodated in the wheelchair accommodating portion of the vehicle needs to be fixed to the vehicle body so as not to move due to acceleration / deceleration of the vehicle, vibration of the vehicle body, or the like. As such a fixing means, it is conceivable that a striker that stands up in association with the entry of a wheelchair is provided on the floor of the accommodating portion, and the striker is engaged with a hook provided on the wheelchair.

However, in the case of such a fixing means, although the wheelchair can be securely fixed, the hook must be separately attached to the frame of the wheelchair and the wheelchair must be modified. Moreover, the positional relationship between the striker and the hook is important to ensure the engagement, but since the position and height of the frame and the like change depending on the type and size of the wheelchair, the modification is relatively troublesome. It becomes a thing.

When the floor of the wheelchair accommodating portion of the vehicle is designed to be low in order to facilitate the getting on and off of the wheelchair, the front portion of the floor is raised further in order to avoid interference with the axle and the suspension arm. Then, a tunnel extending laterally must be formed below it. On the other hand, the size of the wheelchair is not constant as described above, and the size of the wheelchair varies depending on the physique of the physically handicapped person. On the other hand, when a single vehicle is used for transporting multiple wheelchairs, when the wheelchair is large, it cannot be accommodated in the space behind the tunnel and its front wheels are placed above the tunnel. May need to be placed.
In that case, it is preferable to provide a slope for guiding the front wheels onto the tunnel.

However, in the case of a small wheelchair, the front wheel may be placed on the slope because of the above-mentioned slope, although the front wheel may be accommodated without being placed on the tunnel, but in that case, As the total length is shorter, the stored state is more inclined rearward than in the case of a large wheelchair, and the anxiety given to people with disabilities increases.

[0007]

Means for Solving the Problems The present inventor provides a hook connected to a rope on the vehicle side, and hangs the hook on an appropriate place of a frame of a wheelchair to tension the rope. The inventors have found that the wheelchair can be reliably fixed to the vehicle body regardless of its size and type without modification on the wheelchair side, and have completed the present invention. Hereinafter, the contents will be specifically described.

(Invention of Claim 1) The present invention relates to a wheelchair accommodating device for a vehicle, which is provided with a wheelchair accommodating portion for accommodating a wheelchair, wherein a wheel mounting device for mounting front wheels and rear wheels of the wheelchair. Parts, left and right front portions of the wheelchair accommodating portion, and left and right front hooks that are respectively hung on the front portions of the left and right frames extending left and right of the wheelchair front and rear, and provided on the left and right rear portions of the wheelchair accommodating portion. And left and right rear hooks that are respectively hung on the rear parts of the left and right frames of the wheelchair, and the front, rear, left and right hooks are fixed to the front parts of the left and right frames of the wheelchair so as to fix the wheelchair to the wheel mounting part. It is characterized in that it is provided with hook pulling means for pulling it downward through a rope in a state of being respectively hung on the rear portions.

In the present invention, since the ropes are connected to the front, rear, left and right hooks and their positions are not fixed, the hooks can be hung on the frame even if the position or height of the frame changes slightly. it can. Then, when these hooks are hooked around the left and right frames of the wheelchair and pulled downward through the rope by the hook pulling means, the wheelchair is fixed to the wheel mounting portion of the wheelchair accommodating portion.

(Invention of Claim 2) In the wheelchair accommodating device for a vehicle according to claim 1, the wheel mounting portions are provided on the left and right sides of the vehicle accommodating portion, respectively. A rope having the rear hook connected to the inner side of the wheel mounting portion is extended from the inner side of the wheel mounting portion to the outer side, and the rope is suspended so that the rear hook is hung on the frame of the wheelchair. It is characterized in that a guide is provided.

When a large space can be secured in the vehicle as a wheelchair accommodating portion, there is little space restriction for hanging the rear hook on the frame of the wheelchair, but according to the present invention, such a large space is provided. The rear hook can be hung relatively easily on the frame even if it cannot be removed. That is, in a wheelchair, generally, the left and right front wheels are formed to have a small diameter and the left and right rear wheels are formed to have a large diameter, and there is a relatively wide space that is opened rearward between the left and right rear wheels below the seat.
On the other hand, according to the present invention, since the left and right rear hooks are configured to be hung from the inside on the left and right frames of the wheelchair, the wide space between the rear wheels is used to connect the left and right rear hooks to the frame of the wheelchair. You can easily hang it.

(Invention of Claim 3) In the wheelchair accommodating device for a vehicle according to claim 1 or 2, the present invention is such that the wheel mounting portions are provided on the left and right sides of the vehicle accommodating portion, respectively. Is provided, on the outer side of the wheel mounting portion,
A guide for suspending the rope is provided so that the rope connected with the front hook extends inward from the outer side of the wheel mounting portion and the front hook is hung on the frame of the wheelchair. And

As described above, the left and right front wheels of the wheelchair are small, and in general, the footrest for the handicapped person is provided between the front wheels. Therefore, there is usually no large space between the left and right front wheels. . However, in the case of the present invention, since the left and right front hooks are configured to be hung on the left and right frames of the wheelchair from the outside, the footrest and the like do not interfere with the hooking, and the hooking becomes easy.

(Invention of Claim 4) In the wheelchair accommodating apparatus for a vehicle according to claim 2 or 3, the present invention serves as the rope in the front-rear direction under the wheel mounting portion. A left rope connected to a front and rear hook that is extended by and is suspended by guides arranged at the front and rear and both ends thereof are extended above the wheel mounting portion and is hung on the left frame of the wheelchair, and the wheel mounting portion. A right end connected to a front and rear hook that extends under the wheel in the front-rear direction and is suspended by guides arranged in the front-rear direction so that both ends extend above the wheel mounting portion and are hung on the right frame of the wheelchair. A rope, and the hook pulling means tensions each of the left and right ropes in a state in which the front, rear, left and right hooks are hung on the left and right frames of the wheelchair, so that the front, rear, left and right hooks are connected to the wheelchair. The above wheels Characterized in that to be secured to the portion in which pulling downwards.

In the present invention, since the front and rear hooks are connected by the ropes, when the ropes are tensioned by the hook pulling means while the hooks are hung on the frame of the wheelchair, the front and rear hooks are simultaneously pulled downward. The wheelchair will be fixed to the wheel rest.

(Invention of Claim 5) The present invention has a wheelchair accommodating portion for accommodating a wheelchair, a raised floor portion is formed on the front side of the wheelchair accommodating portion, and the lower portion is lower than the front side on the rear side. A wheelchair accommodating device for a vehicle in which a floor is formed, which is provided on the left and right sides of the wheelchair accommodating part and extends from the rear low floor to the rear edge of the front high floor and the front wheel of the wheelchair is A fixed slope that guides from the low floor to the high floor,
A use position pivotally supported on the left and right side walls of the wheelchair accommodating portion and extending from a position rearward of the fixed slope of the rear low floor portion toward a rear edge of the front high floor portion so as to cover the fixed slope. And a movable slope which is rotated along with the side wall so as to open to a space above the fixed slope and is rotated to an unused position.

In the present invention, the movable slope has a longer total length than the fixed slope, so that the inclination becomes gentler than the fixed slope. When accommodating a wheelchair with a long overall length (a long front and rear axle distance), the movable wheel is flipped up to the side (non-use position) and the front wheel of the wheelchair is moved from a low floor to a high floor by a fixed slope. Can be induced. When accommodating a short wheelchair,
Although the front and rear wheels of the wheelchair are placed on the movable slope by tilting the movable slope to the use position, since the slope of the movable slope is gentle as described above, the rearward inclination of the wheelchair is reduced.

[0018]

According to the first aspect of the present invention, hooks connected to the rope are provided at the front and rear and right and left of the wheelchair accommodating portion, and the hook pulling means pulls the hook downward through the rope. The positions of the left and right hooks are not fixed, and even if the position or height of the wheelchair frame changes, the hooks can be hung on the frame, and various wheelchairs of different shapes or sizes can be It can be securely fixed without remodeling, and the versatility of the wheelchair is enhanced.

According to the second aspect of the invention, in the vehicle wheelchair accommodating device according to the first aspect, each of the left and right rear hooks can be hung from the inside of the left and right frames of the wheelchair. Therefore, the rear hook can be hung on the frame by utilizing the space between the left and right rear wheels below the seat of the wheelchair, which improves the usability.

According to the invention of claim 3, in the wheelchair accommodating device for a vehicle according to claim 1 or 2, each of the left and right front hooks is provided outside the left and right frames of the wheelchair. I decided to hang it from
The left and right front hooks can be hung on the left and right frames of the wheelchair without being disturbed by the footrest between the front wheels of the wheelchair, which improves usability.

According to the invention of claim 4, in the wheelchair accommodating device for a vehicle according to claim 2 or 3, the front and rear hooks are connected by ropes, and each hook is hung on the frame of the wheelchair. By tensioning the rope by the hook pulling means in this state, the front and rear hooks are pulled downward at the same time, which simplifies the structure of the hook pulling means.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in a vehicle in which a raised floor is formed on the front side of the wheelchair accommodating portion and a low floor is formed on the rear side which is one step lower than the front side, the wheelchair accommodating portion is provided. A fixed slope that guides the front wheels of the wheelchair from the low floor to the high floor is provided on the left and right of the wheelchair, and movable slopes that are longer and have a gentle slope are pivotally supported on the left and right sidewalls of the wheelchair accommodating section. When the wheelchair is long, the movable slope is covered on the fixed slope when in use, and the movable slope is raised along the side wall so as to open the space above the fixed slope when not in use. While the fixed slope can be used to guide the front wheels from the low floor to the high floor, the storage work can be facilitated. Can accommodate without tilting large chair backwards, versatility is increased with respect to large and small wheelchairs.

[0023]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

<Overall Structure> In the vehicle 1 shown in FIG. 1, 2 is a front part of a passenger compartment in which a driver's seat and a passenger seat are formed, and 3 is a rear part of a passenger compartment (hereinafter referred to as a wheelchair accommodating part) for accommodating a wheelchair. The rear opening of the portion 3 is opened and closed by a hatchback door 4 whose upper edge is pivotally supported by the rear edge of the roof 7 and a tailgate 5 whose lower edge is pivotally supported by the rear edge of the passenger compartment floor 6. .

Gas stays 4a, 4a are provided between the left and right side edges of the hatchback door 4 and the left and right side walls of the vehicle body, and a tail is provided between the left and right side edges of the tailgate 5 and the left and right side walls of the vehicle body. Foldable stays 45, 45 for holding the gate 5 in a state of being inclined downward at a predetermined angle are provided. A subgate 41 is pivotally supported on the upper edge of the tailgate 5. The sub-gate 41 is rotated rearward and is provided obliquely between the tailgate 5 and the road surface, and forms a slope for getting on and off the wheelchair accommodating portion 3 of the wheelchair together with the tailgate 5.

<Fixed Slope and Movable Slope> As shown in FIG. 2, the floor 6 of the wheelchair accommodating portion 3 includes a raised floor 6a on the front side and a lowered floor 6b on the rear side. Has a structure that is connected via steps. This raised floor portion 6a is raised in order to provide a suspension arm thereunder. The front wheels of the wheelchair are provided on the left and right of the floor 6 from the low floor portion 6b to the high floor portion 6b.
a fixed slope 8,8 extending linearly for guiding to a
Is provided. The fixed slope 8 is formed by passing a steel plate from an intermediate position before and after the low floor portion 6b to the rear edge of the high floor portion 6a and fixing it. A flange 8a rises from the inner side edge of the fixed slope 8.

Further, on the left and right side walls of the wheelchair accommodating portion 3,
Hinge 11 pivotally supports side edges of movable slopes 9, 9 made of steel plates linearly extending from the rear edge of the low floor 6b to the rear edge of the high floor 6a. That is,
The movable slope 9 is longer than the fixed slope 8 and is erected along the side wall so as to open the use position in which the fixed slope 8 is laid down to cover the fixed slope 8 and the space above the fixed slope 8. It rotates to the unused position. The movable slope 9 is the fixed slope 8 described above.
Since it is longer than the fixed slope 8, the slope at the use position is gentler than the slope of the fixed slope 8.

Further, a raised flange 9a is also provided on the inner side edge of the movable slope 9, and magnets 12 fixed to the side wall of the wheelchair accommodating portion 3 are provided at two positions before and after the flange 9a. The adsorption piece 13 made of steel which is adsorbed on is fixed. This is for holding the movable slope 9 in a raised state when not in use. further,
In order to hold the movable slope 9 in a standing state, a hook 14 is provided on the side wall, and the movable slope 9 is provided with a retaining ring 15 to which the hook 14 is hooked.

<Accommodation of large and small wheelchairs using slopes 8 and 9> Therefore, when accommodating a large wheelchair such as the wheelchair 16L shown in FIG. 3 in which the front wheel 17 and the rear wheel 18 are wide, With the movable slope 9 raised to the non-use position, the wheelchair 16L is driven into the wheelchair accommodating portion 3 through the subgate 41 and the tailgate 5, and the front wheel 17L
Will be guided from the low floor 6b to the high floor 6a by the fixed slope 8. That is, the large wheelchair 16L accommodates the front wheels 17 on the high floor 6a and the rear wheels 18 on the low floor 6b. Therefore, the raised floor 6a
The low floor portion 6b constitutes a wheel rest portion of the wheelchair. In this case, the wheelchair 16L inclines rearward corresponding to the step between the high floor 6a and the low floor 6b, but as described above, since the distance between the front wheel 17 and the rear wheel 18 is wide, the inclination is not large,
On the contrary, the riding comfort of the vehicle 1 and the stability of the wheelchair 16L have an appropriate inclination.

On the other hand, in the case of accommodating a small wheelchair such as the wheelchair 16S shown in FIG. 4 in which the front wheel 17 and the rear wheel 18 are closely spaced, the movable slope 9 is laid down in the use position, and The wheelchair 16S travels along the subgate 41 and the tailgate 5 to get on the movable slope 9 of the wheelchair accommodating portion 3. Therefore, the small wheelchair 16S is housed with both the front wheels 17 and the rear wheels 18 positioned on the movable slope 9. Therefore, the movable slope 9 serves as a wheel mounting portion of the small wheelchair 16S. Small wheelchair 16S
The inclination in the accommodation state corresponds to the inclination of the movable slope 9. That is, as shown by the chain line in FIG. 4, the inclination is smaller than that in the case where the movable slope 9 is not provided, which makes it possible to give a physically handicapped person a good riding comfort and to improve the stability of the wheelchair 16S.

As is apparent from FIG. 4, when housing the small wheelchair 16S, the front wheel 17 of the small wheelchair 16S is raised.
In addition, the rear wheel 18 can be positioned on the movable slope 9. In that case, the inclination of the wheelchair 16S is such that the front and rear wheels 1
It is slightly smaller than when both 7 and 18 are positioned on the movable slope 9.

In the above embodiment, the movable slope 9
Although the steel attracting piece is provided in the above, since the movable slope 9 is made of steel, the movable slope 9 itself may be attracted to the magnet 12.

<Wheelchair Fixing Device> The concrete contents of the device for fixing the wheelchair to the vehicle body in the wheelchair accommodating portion 3 are shown in FIGS. 5 to 7. This wheelchair fixing device
The left and right frames 19 and 19 extending in the front-rear direction provided on the wheelchairs 16L and 16S are used to fix them. The device will be described below by taking the small wheelchair 16S as an example.

First, the wheelchair fixing device is used for the wheelchair 16
Left and right front hooks 21L and 21R to be hung on the front portions of the left and right frames 19, 19 of S and the left and right frames 19, 19
Left and right rear hooks 22L and 22R to be hung on the rear portion are provided. The left front hook 21L and the left rear hook 22L are connected by a left rope (wire rope) 23L, and the right front hook 21R and the right rear hook 22R are connected by a right rope 23R.

The left rope 23L is passed through a front guide 24 provided on the left side edge of the raised floor 6a and a rear guide 25 provided on the inner flange 8a of the left fixed slope 8, and the middle portion is left fixed. It is provided on the lower side of the slope 8, the front end extends to the high floor 6a side, and the rear end extends to the low floor 6b side.

That is, the middle portion of the left rope 23L is a horizontal pulley arranged in the front and rear (here, a vertical pulley has a vertical axis, and a horizontal pulley has a horizontal axis) 26, A moving pulley 28 which is wound from the outside on 27 and is arranged between the side pulleys 26, 27.
It is wrapped from inside. And the rope 23
The front portion of L is wound in an S shape around the front vertical pulleys 29 and 30 arranged above and below in front of the front horizontal pulley 26 and extends forward on the left end of the raised floor portion 6a. 24 is passed from below. The rear portion of the rope 23L extends inward from the rear horizontal pulley 27, and is wound around the rear vertical pulley 31 arranged on the inner edge of the left fixed slope 8 to form the rear guide 25. Is passed from below.

The front guide 24 is provided on the left side edge of the raised floor 6a in order to hang the left front hook 21L from the outside of the frame 19 of the wheelchair 16S. Further, the rear guide 25 is provided on the inner flange 8a of the left fixed slope 8 so that the left rear hook 22L can be hung from the inner side of the frame 19.

The right rope 23R is provided symmetrically to the left rope 23L, and like the left rope 23L,
Front guide 24, upper and lower front vertical pulleys 29, 30, front side horizontal pulley 26, moving pulley 28, rear side horizontal pulley 27, rear side vertical pulley 31.
It is also wound around the rear guide 25.

Then, the left and right ropes 23L, 23
The movable pulleys 28, 28 around which each R is wound are connected by a pull rope 32. This pull rope 32 is
The left and right fixed pulleys 33, 33 are wound from the front side, and the intermediate portion is wound from the rear side to the feed pulley 34 that moves forward and backward. In order to move the feed pulley 34 forward and backward, a feed device 35 is arranged at the center of the low floor portion 6b. In the present embodiment, the rope 23 is provided by the movable pulley 28, the tension rope 32, and the feeding device 35.
The hooks 21L, 21R, 22 via L, 23R
A pulling means for pulling the L and 22R downward is configured.

The feed device 35 includes a feed screw 36, a female screw member 37 screwed to the feed screw 36, and the feed screw 36.
The feed pulley 39 is fixed to the female screw member 37, and the slider 40 of the feed guide 39 and the female screw member 37 are connected to each other.

The feeding device 35 and the like are covered by a cover 51 provided at the center of the low floor 6b. Also,
A front slope 53 is provided on the raised floor 6a, and the front slope 53 gradually increases toward the front.

<Fixing of Wheelchair> The wheelchair 16S is put on the front slope 53 from the movable slope 9 and the brake device of the wheelchair 16S is operated. The feed pulley 34 is positioned in front of the feed screw 36. As a result, the ends of the ropes 23L and 23R to which the front and rear hooks 21L, 21R, 22L and 22R are connected are connected to the front slope 53.
Alternatively, the length that can be pulled out on the movable slope 9 becomes long. In this state, the left and right front hooks 21L, 2
1R is hung from the outside on the front parts of the left and right frames 19 and 19 of the wheelchair 16S, and left and right rear hooks 22L and 22R are hung from the inside on the rear parts of the frames 19 and 19.

In this case, the length of the rope that can be paid out on the front slope 53 or the movable slope 9 can be adjusted by the position of the feed pulley 34, and the rope itself has flexibility. Therefore, each of the hooks 21L, 21R, 22L, 22R can be extended and hung on an appropriate place of the frame 19, 19. Therefore, the hooks 21L, 21R, 22L,
When the 22R is hung on the frames 19 and 19, the position and height of the frames 19 and 19 do not matter.

Further, since the left and right front hooks 21L, 21R are hung on the front portions of the left and right frames 19, 19 from the outside, the footrest 52 of the wheelchair 16S does not get in the way. Also, the left and right rear hooks 22L, 2
Since the 2R is hung from the inside of the rear portion of the frames 19 and 19, the hook can be smoothly hooked using the space between the left and right rear wheels 18 and 18.

When the motor 38 is operated to move the feed pulley 34 rearward, the left and right ropes 2 are moved.
In 3L and 23R, the rope is pulled inward together with the moving pulleys 28 and 28 from between the front and rear lateral pulleys 26 and 27, and the hooks 21L, 21R, 22L and 22R are pulled down. That is, the left and right ropes 23L and 23R are in a tensioned state, and the wheelchair 16S has hooks 21L, 21R and 2R.
It is pulled downward by 2L and 22R and fixed to the front slope 53 and the movable slope 9 as the wheel mounting portion.

To release the fixation of the wheelchair 16S, the feed pulley 34 is moved forward to move the ropes 23 on the left and right sides.
Loosen L, 23R, and hook 21L, 21R, 22
The L and 22R may be removed from the frames 19 and 19 of the wheelchair 16S.

Although the case where the small wheelchair 16S is fixed has been described above, the situation is almost the same when the large wheelchair 16L is fixed. That is, in the case of the large wheelchair 16L, lean the movable slope 9 against the rear wheel 1.
The fact that 8 is placed on the low floor 6b behind the fixed slope 8 is different from the case of the small wheelchair 16S,
Others are the same.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a vehicle.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a wheelchair accommodating portion of a vehicle as seen from the rear.

FIG. 3 is a side view showing the accommodated state of the large wheelchair.

FIG. 4 is a side view showing a housed state of the small wheelchair.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a wheelchair accommodating portion of a vehicle, partially cut away and seen from the rear.

FIG. 6 is a plan view showing a wheelchair accommodating portion of the vehicle with a part thereof cut away.

FIG. 7 is a side view of a wheelchair accommodating portion of a vehicle to which a wheelchair is fixed.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Vehicle 2 Front of Car Room 3 Wheelchair Housing 6 Floor 6a High Floor 6b Low Floor 8 Fixed Slope 9 Movable Slope 11 Hinge 16L Large Wheelchair 16S Small Wheelchair 17 Front Wheel 18 Rear Wheel 19 Frame 21L Left Front Hook 21R Right Front Hook 22L Left Rear Hook 22R Right rear hook 23L Left rope 23R Right rope 24 Front guide 25 Rear guide 26,27 Horizontal pulley 28 Moving pulley 29,30 Front vertical pulley 31 Rear vertical pulley 32 Tension rope 33 Constant pulley 34 Feed pulley 35 Feed device 36 Feed Screw 37 Female screw member 38 Motor 39 Feed guide 40 Slider

Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. A wheelchair accommodating device for a vehicle, which is provided with a wheelchair accommodating portion for accommodating a wheelchair, wherein a wheel mounting portion for mounting front wheels and rear wheels of the wheelchair, and a front portion of the wheelchair accommodating portion. And left and right front hooks that are respectively provided on the left and right sides of the wheelchair and are hung on the front portions of the left and right frames that extend in the front and rear directions of the wheelchair, and the rear portions of the left and right frames of the wheelchair that are provided on the left and right sides of the wheelchair housing portion Left and right rear hooks to be hung respectively on the wheelchair, and the front and rear and left and right hooks are respectively hung on the front and rear portions of the left and right frames of the wheelchair so as to fix the wheelchair to the wheel mounting portion. A wheelchair accommodating device for a vehicle, comprising: a hook pulling unit that pulls the hook downward. 2. The wheelchair accommodating device for a vehicle according to claim 1, wherein the wheel mounting portions are provided on the left and right sides of the vehicle housing portion, respectively, and the rear portion is provided inside the wheel mounting portion. A guide for suspending the rope is provided so that the rope to which the hook is connected extends from the inner side of the wheel mounting portion to the outer side and the rear hook is hung on the frame of the wheelchair. Vehicle wheelchair accommodation device. 3. The wheelchair accommodating device for a vehicle according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the wheel mounting portions are provided on the left and right sides of the vehicle housing portion, respectively, and outside portions of the wheel mounting portions are provided. A guide for suspending the rope so that the rope to which the front hook is connected extends inward from the outer side of the wheel mounting portion to hang the front hook on the frame of the wheelchair. A vehicle wheelchair accommodating device characterized by: 4. The wheelchair accommodating device for a vehicle according to claim 2, wherein the rope extends in the front-rear direction under the wheel mounting portion and is suspended by guides arranged in the front-rear direction. The left rope connected to the front and rear hooks, both ends of which are extended above the wheel mounting portion and hung on the left frame of the wheelchair, and extending below the wheel mounting portion in the front-rear direction and to the front and rear. A right rope connected to hooks before and after being suspended by a guide arranged so that both ends thereof are extended above the wheel mounting portion and hung on the right frame of the wheelchair, and the hook pulling means is By tightening each of the left and right ropes in a state where the front, rear, left and right hooks are hooked on the left and right frames of the wheelchair, the front, rear, left and right hooks are fixed to the wheel mounting portion of the wheelchair. Pull down to Roll housing device for a vehicle, characterized in that it. 5. A wheelchair accommodating portion for accommodating a wheelchair,
A wheelchair accommodating device for a vehicle in which a high floor portion is formed on the front side of the wheelchair accommodating portion, and a low floor portion that is one step lower than the front side is formed on the rear side, the wheelchair accommodating device being provided on the left and right sides of the wheelchair accommodating portion, A fixed slope extending from the rear low floor to the rear edge of the front high floor to guide the front wheel of the wheelchair from the low floor to the high floor, and pivotally supported on the left and right side walls of the wheelchair accommodating portion, The use position extending from the position behind the fixed slope of the rear low floor portion to the rear edge of the front high floor portion so as to cover the fixed slope, and the space above the fixed slope to be opened. A wheelchair accommodating device for a vehicle, comprising: a movable slope that is rotated to an unused position raised along a side wall.