Mobility Driven is your source for mobility solutions, providing the adaptive mobility products and services you need to live life to its fullest all under one roof. We provide driving solutions, including; vehicle hand controls, transfer seats, wheelchair lifts, ATV/UTV modification, wheelchair van service, and much much more. It only takes one call to regain your independence.
You've got places to go! Mobility Driven can provide scooter and powerchair lifts that make it simple to take your mobility device with you. Transport your scooter or wheelchair inside or outside your vehicle. Mobility Driven is unique in designing automotive mobility device lifts, we continue to make it easy to keep you on the road.
Seating restraints are useful for those who cannot sit upright on their own or may fall or slump over without having their upper torso secured. Mobility Driven hosts a variety of seating restraints meant to be used in a hospital or clinical setting with staff that attend to patients who are typically seated or lying down and need protective straps to keep them from falling. Mobility Driven is proud to provide a variety of seating and positioning restraints through reputable brands.
Limited mobility doesn't have to limit your ability to drive. Hand controls make driving easier and safer for people with disabilities. This specialized equipment allows you to operate the gas and brake with one hand and the steering wheel with the other. Additional controls are available that go beyond the basics. Key extensions, pedal extensions, and steering column extensions are just some of the modifications we can make. Mobility Driven is here to put you in control of your transportation and independence.
Unlike other hand controls styles, the push/rock system puts the operating handle in a vertical position; the driver eases the handle back to accelerate and pushes forward to brake. This unique rocking motion allows full-range braking and acceleration with minimal hand travel while keeping the hand in a natural position.
Our Spinner Knobs are specially designed for drivers with disabilities who have difficulty turning the steering wheel. The Spinner Knobs come in a variety of shapes and sizes to maximize the comfort of the driver. The Spinner Knob can be quickly released from its quick-release bracket providing easy usage for multiple drivers.
The Spinner Knob Base from Mobility Driven provides a easy and secure way for users to turn a steering wheel with one hand, leaving the other hand free to effectively operate handcontrols.
Unlike other hand controls styles, the push/rock system puts the operating handle in a vertical position; the driver eases the handle back to accelerate and pushes forward to brake. This unique rocking motion allows full-range braking and acceleration with minimal hand travel while keeping the hand in a natural position.
Our Spinner Knobs are specially designed for drivers with disabilities who have difficulty turning the steering wheel. The Spinner Knobs come in a variety of shapes and sizes to maximize the comfort of the driver. The Spinner Knob can be quickly released from its quick-release bracket providing easy usage for multiple drivers.
The Spinner Knob Base from Mobility Driven provides a easy and secure way for users to turn a steering wheel with one hand, leaving the other hand free to effectively operate handcontrols.
Mobility Driven gives you a range of wireless and wired choices to control "secondary" functions with your fingertips - like lights, horn, turn signals, and wipers - while you keep both hands on the wheel. Mobility Driven wireless keypads are powered by radio frequency - for fast installation and minimal modifications needed to your vehicle.
Electronic accelerator ring mounted on top of your steering wheel. Finished in stylish black Italian leather. Can be fitted to most vehicles. Push on any point of the ring to accelerate. Acceleration is automatically cut whenever hard braking happens. The original functionality of the airbag is retained.
When it comes to accessible wheelchair vans, one of the most common modifications made to accommodate wheelchair passengers is to lower the floor of a minivan. This provides the extra floor to ceiling clearance needed to permit a person to remain seated in their wheelchair while entering, riding in or driving the vehicle.
