Hand Controls For Manual Transmission Cars

Clutches for disabled drivers.

Hand controls for manual transmission cars.

Mobilityworks offers a wide selection of adaptive equipment for most every type of vehicle to regain independence and to be in control of your own transportation. Please see other drivematic videos for complete information on. For individuals with reduced grip strength that are unable to operate the clutch button on the transmission lever a modified grip is available which enables activation through hand pressure. Drive a clutch with hand controls.

Computerized clutch which is a button installed on the gear stick of a manual car which when pushed and the gear stick operated the clutch pedal is bypassed. That are still available with a manual transmission. Drivers who use hand controls have excelled in all types of motor sports competing and winning against other drivers who are not disabled. Manual transmissions have been disappearing for some time now.

Each year fewer cars offer a stick shift as an option. Our certified service staff. There are just over 40 models in the u s. Drive a manual transmission like you ve always wanted to with hand controls.

Many of these cars come standard with a stick shift on the least expensive base trim. Hand controls allow drivers including many who are not disabled to retain a firm grip on the steering wheel even if driving a vehicle that requires shifting of a manual transmission. Here are the 2021 cars trucks and suvs still available with such a gearbox. Hand controls for cars trucks suvs and vans.

With their left thumb they operate a spring loaded lever that relates the position of the lever to the position of the clutch. With the right hand the driver controls the gas and brake through a conventional hand controls device that is originally intended for automatic transmission cars.