AT Driving Flashcards: Steering Options

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What are steering devices used for?

  • Replace the steering wheel
  • Attach to the vehicle steering wheel (correct)
  • Promote safe operation while driving (correct)
  • Assist individuals who must steer with one hand (correct)

What is one example of a steering device?

Spinner knob

What does primary control allow a driver to do?

Operate the gas, brake, turn signals, wipers, heater, and windows using one hand

What are primary controls vital for?

<p>Successful driving</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does a braking extension facilitate?

<p>Setting the parking brake</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following are considered secondary controls?

<p>Windshield wipers (A), Turn signals (C), Shifting gears (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the function of the Power and gas brake?

<p>Provides electronic hand control for the gas and brake</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does a transfer seat help with?

<p>Facilitating entry and exit from the vehicle</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Steering Options

  • Steering devices attach to the vehicle's steering wheel, enhancing safe operation for users who need to steer with one hand.
  • A common example is the spinner knob, allowing continuous contact with the steering wheel for safer one-handed maneuverability.

Primary Control

  • Multifunction controls enable operating essential functions like gas, brake, turn signals, wipers, and windows using a single hand.
  • An example includes a right angle push mechanism for ease of access.

Primary Control for Driving

  • Essential functions for driving include acceleration and braking, vital for the car's movement.
  • The accelerator is typically positioned as the right foot pedal; adaptations like left foot accelerator pedals are available for those with limited left foot mobility.

Braking Extension - Primary Control

  • This device is designed to extend the reach of the parking brake, making it easier to use.
  • Adjusts for compatibility across various vehicle models, ensuring convenience.

Secondary Controls

  • Secondary controls encompass functions crucial for driving safety, such as turn signals, windshield wipers, and gear shifting.
  • Devices like a turn signal extension relocate the turn signal lever, aiding users with limited range of motion or upper extremity function.

Power and Gas Brake

  • Provides an electronic hand control system specifically for the vehicle's gas and brake functions, enhancing operational accessibility.

Transfer Seat

  • Transfers aid in transitioning individuals into and out of vehicles, enhancing accessibility and mobility.

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