Automatic and Mobility Instruction
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- How do I drive if I can't use my left arm?
- How do I drive if I can't use my right arm?
- How do I drive if I can't use my left leg?
- How do I drive if I can't use my right leg?
- How do I drive if I can't use either of my legs?
- How do I drive if I can't turn my neck or back?
- How do I drive if I can't lift or release the handbrake?
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How do I drive if I can't turn my neck or back?
Adaptations for disabled drivers
If you are unable to turn your head to look over your shoulders or through the back window, then you will need to use a panoramic mirror and small blindspot mirrors attached to each door mirror.
