Automatic and Mobility Instruction
Main menu:
- Home page
- Meet the driving instructor
- Why learn to drive in an automatic car?
- Adaptations for disabled drivers
- 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 my legs are short?
- 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?
- Pass plus
- Theory test
- Practical test
- Satisfied customers
- Lesson prices
- Contact details
- A bit of fun
- Buying an automatic car
- Useful links
How do I drive if I can't use my right leg?
Adaptations for disabled drivers
In an automatic car, there is no clutch pedal so you only need to use one leg to operate the two remaining pedals. You will need the gas pedal moving over to the left side, so that you can operate the two remaining pedals with your left leg.
