Adaptive steering attachments give drivers different ways to hold and turn a steering wheel. Options can address differences in grip, wrist movement, or the use of a prosthesis.
Available styles include spinner knobs, palm grips, V-grips, tri-pin and single-pin attachments, and driver rings. Some arrangements offer interchangeable grips or access to secondary functions such as the horn.
A steering attachment is one part of an adapted driving position. Reach, seating, steering effort, and any hand-operated accelerator or brake controls need to work together.
Discuss your abilities and training requirements with a qualified driver rehabilitation professional. AMS Vans can help you explore hand controls, related driving aids, and installation options for a compatible vehicle.
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