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Vehicle adaptations for seriously injured clients

Adapting to new requirements

As a result of serious injury, the transport needs of our clients may have dramatically changed, however their need for independence remains. We work with key specialists to provide adapted vehicles to meet the exacting requirements and wishes of our clients.

Our vehicles are designed to take into account factors such as transfer to the vehicle, along with chair positioning, storage and other passenger requirements.

Specialised controls

Depending on the type of injury, specialised controls are fitted to allow operation of the vehicle by our client. The technology that we utilise to allow this to be possible includes:

  • Automatic transmission;
  • Assistive steering and braking;
  • Brake and acceleration hand controls;
  • Voice command for indicators and windscreen wipers.

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