Having a child reach driving age can be a stressful time for any parent, and this can be particularly true if your child has cerebral palsy. Even though your child may have learned to overcome any physical, sensory, or cognitive disabilities they may have, driving may seem insurmountable.
However, in most cases, it’s actually possible for aspiring drivers with cerebral palsy to make use of special techniques and adaptive driving equipment to safely compensate for any impairments they may have behind the wheel.
In this article, we’ll explore cerebral palsy and how it can affect your child’s ability to drive. Then, we’ll touch on the process where — with the help of a certified driving rehabilitation specialist — your child can identify their challenge areas, refine their driving skills, and begin driving safely.
