Steering Aids for Cars

Steering aids are a very popular adaptation to help assist drivers with limited hand movement or arm strength by reducing the force required to steer. There are different variations of steering aids with slightly different grip, but essentially the adaptation spins around, allowing the user to rotate the steering wheel using just one arm rather than having two hands gripping the wheel.

Whilst these can be used independently, it is often essential when hand controls are fitted to a car as it allows the car to be steered with one hand while operating the hand controls with the other.

Our Veigel steering controls are designed and engineered to a high specification to provide better grip and support so you can enjoy a safer and more comfortable driving experience. Browse our range below or get in touch with us for more advice.

Steering aids for cars help drivers who have limited arm strength, reduced hand grip, or who need to steer with one hand allowing full control of the wheel without needing both hands. They’re often used alongside hand controls, freeing one hand to operate the gas and brake while the other steers.

Steering aids are commonly recommended for drivers with conditions including MS, Parkinson’s disease, stroke, arthritis, limb differences, and upper limb amputations. A Driver Rehabilitation Specialist will advise on which type suits your individual needs.

Browse our range below or get in touch for a compatibility assessment.