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Imagine having a neurological disease or some other disability that means that you can't drive.
by scatters 4y ago
Imagine having a neurological disease or some other disability that means that you can't drive.
- Animatronio 4y agoWell, my mom has Parkinson's. Can't walk/bike/take public transport anywhere so I have to drive her around (mainly to therapy). How could I possibly manage without a car?
- nobodyandproud 4y agoBicycling would be out of the question. Family, neighbors, taxi service, or mass transit seems to be the only available options.
- kensai 4y agoWho told you that? Not all neurological diseases or disabilities mean you cannot drive. And even if you cannot YOURSELF (as the patient) drive, you certainly can have some car with a special badge to park closer to your destination.
- throwayyy479087 4y agoThese are more common than those that require automobility, but aren't discussed because they don't help the cause. Most common disabilities are eyes, hearing, and mental. None of those can drive.
- kensai 4y agoAnd as I said, it does not matter if you can drive YOURSELF. These cars get special permits for the relatives to drive the disabled person to the destination. But other than that, you are wrong again. The most common neurological disabilities actually affect motor and sensitivity. Are people are allowed to drive.