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.
Driving aids can be customized to support a wide range of mobility needs, from operating the gas and brake to steering and accessing secondary vehicle functions. Explore the categories below to learn about the available options. Our mobility specialists can also help you understand product recommendations, vehicle compatibility, and professional installation requirements.
Primary Driving Controls
Explore adaptive equipment for operating a vehicle’s acceleration, braking, and steering. Options include mechanical and electronic-assist hand controls, left-foot accelerators, pedal extensions, and steering aids.
Discover controls and extensions that make turn signals, the horn, wipers, gear selection, and other secondary vehicle functions easier to operate while driving.
Explore advanced electronic systems that can be customized to control acceleration, braking, steering, and secondary vehicle functions for drivers with more complex mobility needs.
Browse spinner knobs, specialized grips and multifunction steering aids that make steering easier to manage, including options with built-in controls for turn signals, wipers and other vehicle functions.
Our mobility consultants can help you explore driving aids suited to your needs and understand any prescription or evaluation requirements. Schedule a free consultation with your nearest Superior Van & Mobility location to discuss your options and next steps.