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Content: In addition, you can expect a complete evaluation to include vision screening as well as: Muscle strength, flexibility, and range of motion; Coordination and reaction time; Judgment and decision-making abilities; and
Ability to drive with adaptive equipment. After you finish the evaluation you should receive a report containing specific recommendations on driving requirements or restrictions. You should also be given a complete list of any recommended vehicle requirements or modifications. The recommendations should suggest obtaining on-the-road training to practice safe operation of the equipment and learn safe driving habits. Finding a Qualified Driver Rehabilitation Specialist
Check with a rehabilitation center in your area to find a qualified driver rehabilitation specialist to perform your evaluation. You’ll find rehabilitation centers for each State listed on the Web sites for the Association for Driver Rehabilitation Specialists (ADED) and the American Occupational Therapy Association, Inc. (AOTA).