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The AWL-1600 Back Saver is a battery powered, rear exterior lift which stores and transports a manual wheelchair at the back of a car. The AWL-1610 Back Saver Swing-Away is suitable for vehicles with a reargate opening. It has the same features as the Back Saver but can also be swing to the side to allow access to the rear gate. NOTE: This is not a stock item. It is brought in from the USA to order.

A scooter hoist and carrier for transporting a fully assembled scooter on the outside rear of the car. NOTE: This is not a stock item. It is brought in from the USA to order.

Secure child restraints in cars are important in preventing children being injured by being thrown from their seat in a crash or sudden stoppage. There are 4 main different types. The rearward facing restraint for infants, forward facing child seats, convertible child restraints that can be forward or rearward-facing and the booster seats. Information taken from the NRMA & RTA Buyer's Guide to Child Restraints. Features Consult a health professional regarding additional postural supports . Available features: * Non attached restraint (held in place by seat belt) * Booster cushions * Velcro fastened protective thigh pads * Padded head supports * Padded side wings * Reclinable restraint - allows more comfortable sleeping * Baby capsule comprising carry basket and base which remains in car

A list of points to consider when selecting a car for a driver with a disability. References used: "Cars for Disabled People - A Guide to Choosing and Adapting a Car" and from "OT Driver Assessment Course - Reference Manual".

An electronic cruise control can be fitted to most cars, manual or automatic. It enables you to maintain a constant speed whether going uphill or down. The speed is set by the driver and is maintained until they touch the brake or accelerator.

When selecting a method of storing a wheelchair or scooter in a vehicle the appropriate choice depends largely on the weight of the wheelchair or scooter and the carer's or user's ability to handle the equipment. Three methods of loading wheelchairs / scooters are ramps, hoists and carriers.

This information sheet is designed to familiarise clients with the design features of spinner knobs, and in particular those features that need to be taken into consideration when purchasing a spinner knob. Consideration should be given to the shape and size, attachment method, positioning, and licensing regulations for the attachment of a spinner knob to a motor vehicle.

A swivel seat consists of a swivel bracket installed under the existing bucket car seat. This enables the seat to swing out at right angles through the car doorway. This is installed by a qualified automotive engineer to ensure that the modification complies with Australian Design Rules and Standards. January 2000 - currently there is only one South Australian supplier who customises a swivel seat to fit a vehicle