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A quick release steering wheel grip, spinner knob, for one handed vehicle steering. The release button is located inside the hand grip and can enable fast removal / replacement of the grip on the steering wheel using only one hand. It is available in two sizes. "U" and "C" shaped grips for palm steering can be custom made.
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.
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.
Foot Steer vehicle control modification is for people with very limited upper body strength and good lower limb control. It allows for the vehicle to be steered using the left leg through a rotating footplate.
A push-pull hand control kit designed for automatic Ford Falcons and Fairlane.
A hand brake release and a T-bar release enables easier depressing of the button of a centre floor hand brake or automatic T-bar lever. The devices are attached to the hand brake or T-bar and offer easier grip and leverage.
A head operated indicator unit positioned on the car seat headrest. The car's indicators are operated by turning the head slightly to the left or right to activate the switches. Optional self cancelling feature.
Holden has developed hand controls specifically for fitting to current model Commodore sedans and wagons. Designed for people who are unable to use their lower limbs to operate the vehicle. The controls activate braking, acceleration, steering and turn indicators.
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