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Thank you to Rod, Chris and Llyn for your lovely message and happy driving to Chris. Its been an absolute pleasure teaching you your new skills. 🚗

Big congratulations on passing your test today Chris

For many disabled people, driving is entirely possible — sometimes with no changes needed at all, and sometimes with the help of adapted controls or additional support during learning. Yet many people assume, often wrongly, that a disability rules driving out.
The reality is more varied. Some people learn in a standard vehicle. Others use adaptations such as hand controls, additional mirrors, or modified seating. Some benefit from an instructor with experience of their specific condition, who can adjust their teaching style and pace accordingly.
An independent driving assessment, such as those offered by Driving Mobility, can help answer practical questions early on: what kind of vehicle might suit you, what adaptations could help, and what to expect from the learning process.
If you're unsure whether driving is realistic for you, we'd encourage you not to rule it out without finding out more first. Our register can help connect you with an instructor who has relevant experience, and organisations like Driving Mobility or DriveAbility Scotland can offer independent, practical advice.

Big congratulations on passing your test today Taya

One of the most common questions we hear is: how do I find a driving instructor who understands my disability or condition?
That's what our online register is for. It lists driving instructors across the UK who have relevant experience or training in teaching disabled learners, searchable by location. It's free to use and open to anyone — learners, parents, carers, or professionals helping someone else find support.
The register doesn't rank or recommend individual instructors. It simply helps you find people in your area with relevant background, so you can make contact and ask the questions that matter to you: about their experience, their vehicle, and how they usually work with learners.
If you're not sure where to start, it's also worth looking into an assessment with Driving Mobility or DriveAbility Scotland, who can advise on suitable vehicles, controls, and adaptations before lessons begin.
We know that finding the right fit matters. The register is there to make that first step a little easier.
disabilitydrivinginstructors.com

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