hand controls for braking and acceleration
steering and secondary control aids
left-foot accelerator conversions
clutch conversions
parking-brake devices
additional car mirrors
seat-belt modifications
harnesses
special seating
wheelchair stowage equipment
joystick and foot steering; a four-way joystick can now be used to steer, accelerate and brake
infra-red remote control systems that enable a wheelchair user to get into or out of a vehicle with complete independence.

Assessment

Mobility centres for disabled people are available to

test driving ability
give advice on the sort of controls and adaptations needed to drive safely and in comfort.

For a complete list of mobility centres, visit

drivingmobility.org.uk

For information about paying for modifications and adaptations, visit

motability.co.uk

The major motoring organisations and some motor manufacturers offer special services for disabled drivers.