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!
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The Mini Wheel Steering enables drivers with significantly restricted arm function to operate the steering wheel with the turn of a wrist.
Designed to replicate the smooth progressive action of the steering wheel, the unit has two primary parts, the Mini Wheel, and the mechanical drive unit.
The Mini Wheel works using electronic sensors and then transfers those signals electronically to the mechanical drive under the dashboard.
The original steering wheel remains unchanged. The Mini Wheel Steering control device can be installed on either side of the driver.
The wired model enables the driver to have the unit constantly attached with a spiral cord.
The cord is mounted at elbow distance back to avoid interference with the steering wheel.
The unit is smaller and lighter than the wireless model.
The wireless model eliminates any interference when holding or turning the steering wheel.
The unit’s operating time is 35 hours between charges and can easily be recharged in the vehicle or ‘on-the-run’.
A red light and ‘beep’ sound alert the user that the battery is low. There is also an emergency back-up function.
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!
Despite the postponement of the Paralympics, Madison De Rozario’s 2020 was a success when she started driving with her new Fadiel Italiana hand controls.
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