The Adaptive Driving Process. Hello, I’m... Tom Jackman, SCVRD Graduate of: SUNY College at Cortland University of South Carolina University of Toledo.

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The Adaptive Driving Process

Hello, I’m... Tom Jackman, SCVRD Graduate of: SUNY College at Cortland University of South Carolina University of Toledo Currently: Supervisor of Rehabilitation Technology for SCVRD

The Adaptive Driving Process Evaluation Shop but don’t buy Training Road Test Visit vehicle modifier Shop for real Modification Rebates

Why get an Evaluation??? Functional limitations Cognitive limitations Vision issues Hidden issues ***Use a registered Certified Driving Rehabilitation Specialist (CDRS)***

Evaluation benefits Training recommendation Equipment prescription Information about vehicle choice Information about reputable vendors (NMEDA)

Shop but don’t buy!!! Familiarize yourself with available vehicles and associated cost of ownership Cost of vehicle and anticipated equipment costs may be out of reach financially ***Training may change your vehicle preference***

Why participate in Training??? Refines the initial prescription Helps determine whether driving is a good option. Preparation for the DMV road test Further assists with vehicle selection

Road Test Typically will take place using trainer’s vehicle Get proper restrictions added to license

Visit Vehicle Modifier Visit facility Check staff certifications Ask for references Inquire about warrant coverage Do they perform maintenance and do they stock replacement parts Cost of anticipated modification Types of payment accepted Time frame for modification

Vehicle choice considerations Ease of loading mobility device Cargo room required Vehicle handling characteristics Vehicle parking requirements Resale Ease/expense of modification Type of driving Environment On going maintenance/insurance/operating costs

Shop for real Buy from vehicle modifier Purchase from dealer or private party ****Make certain the vehicle being considered for purchase can be satisfactorily modified using safe, best practices****

Modification Determine time frame of modification Understand terms of agreement including payment, rebates available, duration of warranty. ****Get it in writing!****

Rebates Prepare and submit rebate paperwork to vehicle manufacturer. Manufacturer rebate information is available at

References National Highway Traffic Safety Association Association for Driver Rehab Specialists National Mobility Equipment Dealers

Questions????????

Adaptive Driving A Consumer’s Perspective

Hello, I’m... Jed Elmaleh, MPT, CAPS, MSCS Adaptive Driving Consumer Advisor, Adaptive Home Design Physical Therapist Certified Aging-In-Place Specialist MS Certified Specialist All Around Good Guy...

My Vehicle

My Hand Controls

My Scooter Lift

My Scooter On The Lift

How I Got My Vehicle Modifications Researched scooter lift & hand controls options Identified a reputable mobility company Tried to find hand control training in my area...taught myself how to use them...scary!!!

Funding Resources SC Vocational Rehabilitation Dept. – SC Assistive Technology Loan Program – Leslie Shipp , Disabled American Veterans: Mobility / Conversion Company Financing Automobile Manufacturer Adaptive Equipment Programs

Adaptive Driving Resources Association for Driver Rehabilitation Specialists, The Family Village - Univ of Wisconsin National Highway Transportation Safety Administration National Resource Directory e_modifications_and_adaptive_equipment

Questions?

SC Assistive Technology Loan Program Leslie Shipp Community Rehabilitation Assistant Allied Opportunities, Inc. PO Box Columbia, SC Phone:(803) Fax:(803)

THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION!!!