A disability or medical condition does not automatically rule out driving. Your options depend on your abilities, the requirements in your state, and the equipment you need to operate a vehicle safely.
Start with an assessment
Contact your state licensing agency about its process and any medical documentation it requires. A driver rehabilitation professional can help assess your needs and identify suitable training and adaptive equipment.
Explore adapted controls
Hand controls and other driving aids can change how a driver operates the accelerator, brake, or steering wheel. Equipment selection should reflect the individual driver and vehicle.
Plan your next steps
Before choosing a vehicle, discuss assessment, training, installation, and licensing requirements with the appropriate professionals. AMS Vans can help you explore hand controls and accessible vehicle options.
