Operate Equipment/Vehicles

Anti-vibration gloves dampen vibrations at a wide range of frequencies. Individuals affected by hand vibration use anti-vibration gloves with materials that lessens the effects of vibration from power tools, hammers, and other pneumatic devices.

Seat covers designed to reduce stress and strain from vibration and shaking from vehicles.

Tool wraps dampen vibrations at a wide range of frequencies. Tool wraps are ideal for hand and pneumatic tools. Individuals with limitations affected by hand vibration can wrap tools with material that lessens the effects of vibration from power tools, hammers, and other pneumatic devices.

A sip and puff mouth controlled mouse alternative for quadriplegic individuals and others who have lost the mobility to operate a traditional computer mouse.

Convex mirrors are mirrors that allow users to see around corners and blind spots.

Accessible attachment to a car's gear shift that allows physically impaired individuals to more easily drive their car.

Equipment or products that will permit an individual with limited or no lower extremity movement to drive a car with the use of hands only.

Seat belt use is required by law in most states. People with different body sizes may need adapters for proper fitting of seat belts. Individuals should check with their car dealers or contact the manufacturers of the vehicles to determine what options are available. The below list identifies relevant aftermarket manufacturers, major distributors, and information providers.

Swivel seats and seat extenders are seats that swivel or swivel and extend out of a vehicle to make it easier for a person to enter the vehicle.

Products and services offered that can alter vans to make them accessible for individuals with physical disabilities.

A vehicle rear vision system might be used as an accommodation when a worker's ability to hear and see the environment is compromised. For example, a worker who is deaf who needs to operate a vehicle in the workplace, such as a forklift, may find it beneficial to see behind them when a mirror is not being used.

Individuals with mobility impairments who use aids such as scooters, wheelchairs, and power chairs typically use some type of lift to access upper and lower levels of buildings. Individuals with mobility impairments may also be limited in climbing. Lifts may also maneuver individuals between floors or over steps. The vendors listed below provide a variety of options to meet household, industrial, and commercial needs.