Brian Massie, A Watchman on the Wall
We received a request from Eric Bullard a public relations consultant for the law firm Richmond Vona to publish this article that may help veterans.
“Our nation’s heroes living with limb loss often face new daily challenges, but it doesn’t mean giving up independence. Thanks to modern prosthetics and adaptive tools, many veterans thrive in everyday tasks like driving. We created a helpful guide on driving after amputation. Explore it here and share with fellow veterans:
Driving As An Amputee – richmondvona.com/tips-driving-amputee/
Tips for Driving as an Amputee
Living with limb loss often brings changes to daily routines, but it doesn’t have to mean giving up independence. Amputation affects every aspect of your life in ways both expected and unexpected. Luckily, advancements in prosthetics and modifications have helped many amputees continue to participate in everyday activities they might have otherwise lost out on, including driving.
Read on to learn more about driving as an amputee and what you might need to get back behind the wheel.
Can I Drive After I’ve Lost a Limb?
Yes! With proper modifications to your vehicle, amputation won’t stop you from continuing to drive to your heart’s content.
However, some states or municipalities might require you to obtain an enhancement on your driver’s license before you can legally hit the road after losing a limb. Check your local laws or reach out to a knowledgeable attorney for more information on any requirements you might face.
Here is an article we published on October 11, 2023 helping veterans with mesothelioma cancer concerns.
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