Accessibility Adaptive Driving

Driving with a disability or age-related condition requires understanding what vehicle modifications exist and how to get behind the wheel safely. This section covers adaptive equipment—from hand controls to specialized mirrors—and the process of working with occupational therapists and certified driving rehabilitation specialists to determine what changes your vehicle needs. You'll also find information about licensing requirements and how to document your medical situation to state authorities.

These guides answer questions like: What adaptive devices are available for different disabilities? How do you get evaluated for driving ability? What paperwork does the DMV need? How much do vehicle modifications cost, and are there funding sources? What's the difference between an occupational therapist assessment and a driving evaluation? Whether you're returning to driving after an injury or exploring options for the first time, you'll find practical steps for each stage of the process.