Serious Driving Question.

[Major Starbold]

Someone driving a automatic car with a full British driving licence but only has one full arm, the other one is amputated at the elbow and he does NOT have a false arm.
He does not have other medical problems.

IS HE LEGALLY ALLOWED TO DRIVE ON THE ROADS OF THIS COUNTRY?

[Earl]

I should think so.

[Mickyboy]

I would say that as long as he declares the fact to the DVLA and the police, i wouldn't have thought there wou;d be a problem, and as long as his driving wasn't going to infringe him or other road users.

[Hutchybee]

I saw a woman with one leg get out of a VW Polo today so im thinking your answer would be yes but I think the car would need to be modified as some of the controls are on the other side of the steering wheel...

[Jobless Oddball]

Someone driving a automatic car with a full British driving licence but only has one full arm, the other one is amputated at the elbow and he does NOT have a false arm.
He does not have other medical problems.

IS HE LEGALLY ALLOWED TO DRIVE ON THE ROADS OF THIS COUNTRY?

Of course he's legal!

Unless you're giving us half a story!

[Lucian Deville]

Of course he's legal!

Unless you're giving us half a story!

Hi

The FACTS

Of course it is not legal = FACTld need a specially adapted car or wear an artificia lim

FACt, ffs



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[Earl]

How would it be specially adapted and what good would a prosthetic limb be?

I think they might require a knob on their steering wheel.

[timey]

Yes, it's perfectly legal. As Mr M says, they would just need a modified steering wheel.

[Lucian Deville]

How would it be specially adapted and what good would a prosthetic limb be?

I think they might require a knob on their steering wheel.

Depends on the disability.

We saw several 'knobs' on seats today

[Ck]

Depends on the disability.

We saw several 'knobs' on seats today

haha Good one Lucian