Turn signal adapter

This is a great option for someone that has limited use of their left hand or left upper extremity to maintain driving independence. All adaptatively driving equipment need training, and requires an endorsement on your divers license prior to use un the United States. Each state has it own requirements so please contact a Drivers Rehab Specialist for more information.
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Adapted hand controls for blinker.
Driving with disabilities

[@temperosguilherme]

thanks.

[@matlandproject]

Sure thing

[@heart0511]

does it control the high beam too? I broke mine due to my weak hand and putting too much force

[@matlandproject]

Yes it can. I replaced the original metal arm with a piece of copper wire from Home Depot and bent it to the needed shape

[@ColAngus]

Where can I get the bracket....I'm assuming that rod is just copper tubing ...

[@matlandproject]

The bracket is part of a turn signal extender from driver rehab products. I substituted the metal extender because it is difficult to bend to preference and length with a piece of copper wiring from Lowe’s ($1.00)

[@matlandproject]

Depending on where you are from you will need “training” and potentially need a modifier on your license to use it legally. driverrehabproducts.com/product/turn-signal-adapter/

[@ColAngus]

@@matlandproject Thank you

[@keirabutchee92]

Where did you get your adapter from

[@matlandproject]

Brand is Johnson Hand controls. You can purchase at Rehabmart.com

[@keirabutchee92]

How much was your adapter

[@matlandproject]

They run about $120.