Disabled individuals who want to drive face challenges not typically experienced by other drivers. While most people can get into their vehicles relatively quickly and start driving, the disabled first must spend up to fifteen minutes using multiple remote controls to open doors, operate lifts, and raise seats. This process gets repeated multiple times each day and further becomes more complicated in cases where a remote control fails to operate. As one would expect, disabled drivers generally spend more time in the heat, rain, and cold than other drivers as they wait for their vehicles to be ready to use.
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