Mobile hand controls for car

With mobile hand controls a person with disabilities can drive any automatic car

Two metal rods are mounted on the car's gas and brake pedals. The rods reach up to the car seat. They are held together by a crossbar handle.

User drives car using mobile hand controls. Photo from the tipster’s archives

Mobile hand control device can be used in any car with automatic transmission. The hand control unit is easy to install. It’s easy to pack in a suitcase and bring on trips. It can be collapsed and is 56 cm long.

Model: Z4 portable hand control

Users comments
At sportaid.com there are also mobile grips that are attached to the steering wheel for people with impaired hand function (last checked January 2021). In general, this site has good and affordable assistive devices for sports and equipment for people with disabilities.

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sportaid.com (last checked January 2021).

 

Two metal rods with fastening devices for the car's gas and brake pedals. The rods are held together by a crossbar handle.

Mobile hand controls. Photo from www.sportaid.com

Author: Sebastian

Sebastian bor ihop med sambo i en lägenhet. Han arbetar heltid delvis med rehabilitering och delvis med förmedling av anpassade hotell, se welltrips.com. Han skadade sig 2003 och har en komplett paraplegi.
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Type of disability

Low paraplegia (Th11-S1)

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