Greg, your van was designed and built for you and your needs. This is the end result between your driving eval person, the vehicle conversion shop and you. If you are having a problem... you want to make sure that the evaluater and conversion company are aware... to make necessary ajustments. I see adaptive vehicles all the time, but wouldn't offer comments unless I was part of the eval or conversion team, simply because of the special fingerprint for you and your needs.
Depending on how complicated your individual controls are will determine if anyone else can drive your vehicle at a later time. You have ever right to make noise and complain about your new vehicle or have them make adjustments. I'm sure that you will have several adjustments to your new van during the first year of driving. Some of them will be related to the manufacturing of the vehicle and others regarding to your ability to drive said vehicle. Best Wishes W In a message dated 2/13/07 5:20:00 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << I'm having a problem with my driving equipment. Once I get in the training van, I have to moves my armrests to get the gas/brake and wheel in the correct area for me to use it. So it would not be very independent. Part of it is the braces they use to hold their equipment, they are just too big. But I use the gas/brake on my left. It has to fit between my chair and the van door. But that doesn't leave much room. Unless they attached it to the door, but they don't like to do that, opening and closing the door can cause too much banging on the equipment. I don't want a full size van, but not much room in a mini. Do you C5 drivers use a mini van? >>
