Re: driving with hand controls in Tennesse

[Guest guest]

First off, it might be prudent to get your AFOs checked and any changes

made/updated. Perhaps with this, you might not need hand controls.

Assuming you wish to use hand controls, and improve your driving

knowledge, it would be prudent to check into courses offered perhaps

through Tennesse Department of Safety http://www.state.tn.us/safety/

and also the Tennesse Department of Motor Vehicles for starters

http://www.dmv.org/tn-tennessee/department-motor-vehicles.php?

source=overture & OVRAW=tennesse%2520department%2520of%2520motor%

2520vehicles & OVKEY=department%2520of%2520motor%2520vehicle%

2520tennessee & OVMTC=standard

You may wish to review our Archives to find earlier posts on the use of

hand controls also. If you intend on driving, you most likely will want

to apply for a Disabled Persons parking permit, which the DMV there can

tell you the specific requirements for your state.

~ Gretchen