Hand controls

Built For Everyday Driving

Expertly designed and installed for smooth performance, long-term durability, and peace of mind.

F.A.Q.

Driver's Test Requirements?

 

Individuals with disabilities are required to take the same driving test as non-disabled individuals. The use of mobility equipment during the driving test does not affect the test itself. Safe driving is still a crucial aspect of the test. If you wish to drive a converted vehicle, you will need to take a retest with an endorsement added to your driver's license.

 

Compatibility with Vehicle Types?

 

Grip & Go hand controls are adaptable and can be easily fitted on both new and used vehicles. It is recommended to use them in automatic transmission vehicles only. Some vehicle manufacturers and resellers provide programs to support the cost of installation for such devices. 

 

Self-Installation of Hand Controls?

 

The Grip & Go hand controls are shipped fully assembled and are ready for installation. You can easily set them up on your vehicle with the detailed instructions provided to ensure correct installation for maximum safety. It is important to properly install the hand controls for your safety as well as the safety of others on the road. 

 

Ease of Use of Portable Hand Controls?

 

Acquiring the skill of using portable hand controls is similar to learning any new skill. Over time, with practice, it will become second nature, like riding a bicycle. For tailored training courses aimed at drivers with disabilities, check with local driving schools or assistive driving rehabilitation centers.

 

 

Who Can Use Portable Hand Controls?

 

Portable hand controls are designed for individuals who have normal upper body strength, arm strength, and hand strength. However, before using hand controls, it is highly recommended to undergo a medical evaluation by a handicap rehabilitation specialist, occupational therapist, or doctor. This evaluation ensures that the person is eligible to use hand controls and that it is safe for them. It is important to note that able-bodied drivers should not use hand controls due to emergency response considerations. 

 

Hand Controls and Able-Bodied Drivers?

 

Depending on the type of hand controls installed in a vehicle, they may or may not cause any inconvenience to able-bodied drivers. If you have installed Grip & Go controls, it's recommended to remove them before letting able-bodied individuals drive your vehicle. The process of removing or reinstalling these controls is simple and takes only a few minutes. 

 

Hand Controls and Manual Transmission?

 

When it comes to adaptive driving solutions, Grip&Go hand controls offer unparalleled convenience for individuals navigating automatic vehicles. Whether due to physical limitations or specific mobility needs, these innovative controls redefine how we interact with the pedals. Although it is not recommended for use on a manual vehicle.