Hand Controls allow a driver to operate the vehicle’s accelerator and brake with their hands. There are various hand controls available, but the basic push/pull function is the same across most models. It is highly recommended that you receive a personal demonstration of this adaption in a vehicle before choosing your hand control.

A left-foot accelerator enables a person to control the speed of the vehicle with their left foot, while the original accelerator is safely out of the way. This adaption accommodates those with limited right leg functionality.  The left foot accelerator can be easily removed or flipped up to allow standard right foot acceleration when required.

Dual controls enable a person to take control of the vehicle from the passenger side. This adaption is most commonly fitted to driving school cars as a safety precaution. In automatic vehicles, a foot brake would be fitted to the passenger side. In manual vehicles, both the clutch and brake are fitted.

A pedal extension is designed to aid short-statured drivers by extending the vehicles’ pedals closer to the driver's feet.

A steering wheel spinner is a steering knob that aids a driver to have full control of the steering wheel using only one hand.

This control enables people with restricted mobility to steer the car whilst operating the indicators, lights, horn and wipers with just one hand by the press of a button.

These steering aids come in a variety of shapes to suit your needs. Such as ball, tee, peg shape and tetra grip and can be fitted by us or by any of our retailers throughout the UK or Ireland. Easy to fit steering aids. All of our handles have a choice of permanently fix or quick release system. These steering aids can be used on their own or in conjunction with other hand controls.

Designed for drivers with limited hand function, this adapation reduces the grip required and eliminates the need to depress the button with the thumb. It allows the driver to engage the button without articulation of the thumb and the increased mechanical advantage reduces the amount of force required to depress the button. This adaptation also benefits users who find it difficult to grasp and pull a conventional handbrake.

This easy release gearshift is designed to assist with depressing the button on an automatic vehicle where the driver may have limited hand function. The shroud is specifically designed for individual models of vehicle so it securely fits. Simply rotate the handle to engage the gearshift button and then move forwards or backwards to select the required gear position.

We offer two types of quick release pedal guard: the seat runner pedal guard and the standard floor mounted pedal guard. Both systems stop the accidental operation of the pedals and prevent the trapping of feet or prosthetic limbs under the pedals when driving with hand controls. Both options incorporate a quick release mechanism to allow the foot guard to be quickly removed and replaced. The key difference between the two systems; the seat runner pedal guard is attached to the runners of the driver’s seat, whereas the standard floor mounted pedal guard is fitted by drilling to the floor of the vehicle.

The twin flip folding left foot accelerator is designed for customers with a right leg disability. It allows the driver to control the accelerator by the left foot. This system can be fitted to a wide range of automatic vehicles. The system allows drivers to operate the accelerator with the left or the right foot while the other pedal is folded up out of the way.

The system allows a driver to operate the throttle of an automatic vehicle with their left foot while preventing the accidental operation of the throttle with the other foot. The system incorporates a quick release mechanism to allow the left foot accelerator and right foot guard to be removed or replaced.

This type of seat swivels in and out of the car enabling a person with limited body movement to get in and out of the vehicle. However this adaption may not be suitable for you or your vehicle due to minimised leg room.

A personal electric hoist lifts a person from their wheelchair to the car seat and from the car seat back to the wheelchair. The hoist includes a permanent fitting to the car and a specially designed sling seat that ensures easy access for a person.

A transfer board is a simple platform that bridges the gap between the car seat and outside the vehicle and allows a person to transfer easily from one to the other. 

A seat rail extension gives an additional 3 to 6 inches of legroom to a driver or passenger. This is especially convenient for tall drivers and people who have difficulty bending their legs at the knee.