Driving after Amputation: Mobility Equipment for Amputees

will determine exactly what type of vehicle an amputee is able to drive, and what other types of adaptive equipment will be necessary.  Here is a general overview of the various amputations and what equipment might be necessary with each one: < chevrolet p>RIGHT LEG

Hand Controls Automatic Transmission Power Braking

BOTH LEGS

Hand Controls for brake and accelerator (http://www.mcmobilitysystems.com/Wheelchair-Van-Hand-Con ...) Spinner Knob Automatic Transmission Emergency Brake Extension Chest Strap

EITHER ARM

Automatic Transmission Steering Device Reduced Effort Steering Modified Gear Shifter Modified Secondary Controls (turn signals, dimmers)

Not every vehicle can be modified appropriately, and if the amputee is also a permanent wheelchair user a (http://www.mcmobilitysystems.com/Wheelchair-Scooter-Acce ...) lowered corsa floor minivan may be their only option.  That is why it is necessary to first be evaluated by a driver rehab specialist and then follow up with a certified mobility specialist to look at all of your adaptive equipment options as recommended by your driving evaluator.

M.C. Mobilit audi y Systems sells and installs all of the above equipment. (http://blog.mcmobilitysystems.com/make-an-appointment-with-a-mo chrysler bility-specialist/) Set up an appointment to meet with a mobility specialist today and let us help you regain your independence after amputation.

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