Secondary Driving Aids

Accessible switches and controls for vehicle functions beyond acceleration, braking, and steering.

Prescription Required for Many Driving Aids

Many adaptive driving aids require a prescription or recommendation from a Certified Driver Rehabilitation Specialist (CDRS) before they can be purchased and professionally installed. Requirements can vary depending on the equipment and the individual driver’s needs.

Our mobility consultants can help you understand the process and determine the next steps. Contact your nearest Superior Van & Mobility location for a free consultation.

Vehicle Control Extensions

Adaptations that bring controls such as turn signals or gear selectors within easier reach. Styles vary according to vehicle design and the function being operated.

Auxiliary Function Switches

Accessible switches that allow drivers to operate selected vehicle functions such as turn signals, horn, or other accessories.

Multifunction Steering Controls

Steering grips or attachments that combine a steering interface with buttons, rockers, or other controls for secondary vehicle functions.

Scanning & Audio-Visual Controls

Controls that cycle through available functions and use visual and/or audio cues so the driver can select an intended operation.

Adaptive Driving Equipment Manufacturers

At Superior Van & Mobility, we work with trusted manufacturers to offer a variety of adaptive driving solutions. From traditional hand controls to advanced electronic driving systems, our team helps you explore equipment options based on your individual needs, vehicle compatibility, and driver evaluation recommendations.

Need Help Choosing a Driving Control?

Every driver’s needs are different. Our mobility consultants can help you explore adaptive driving options, understand prescription or evaluation requirements, and find equipment that fits your vehicle and mobility needs.