Complete Guide to Driving With a Disability
Our complete guide to driving with a disability….take the stress out of getting behind the wheel and gain your independence to live life to the full!
Joystick
The Joystick Control is the most technically advanced piece of assistive driving equipment available for people with reduced physical function. The Joystick Control enables drivers to operate the steering wheel, brake, and acceleration with the turn of a wrist or foot.
The one control activates all functions and installation of the Joystick Control device can be located on either side of the driver.
Joystick Models
Brake/Acceleration
2-way Joystick for acceleration and brake only.
Steering
Joystick for steering only.
Brake/Acceleration/Steering
4-Way Joystick for acceleration, brake, and steering.
2 Way Joystick Control
4 Way Joystick Control
Features
- Easy and safe to use
- Smooth progressive steering, acceleration, and braking action
- Responsive and controlled
- Available with various customised joystick handle options
- Speed sensor technology allows for intuitive adjustments as the vehicle increases speed making parking and motorway driving easy to manage
- Maintains original steering wheel aesthetics and foot pedals
- Easily turned off enabling regular foot operation
- Available in various configurations – brake/ acceleration only, steering only, or all three functions combined
- Joystick Control can be located on either side of the driver
- Designed with full redundancy to ensure fail-safe operation
- Proven technology first developed in 1999
Suitable for:
Quadriplegia
Congenital disability
Upper limb amputee &
Muscular degenerating conditions
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