Simulator helps people with disabilities learn how to drive | ABC NEWS
Kaitie Francis was always told they would never be able to drive a car, but the 20-year-old’s dream of hitting the road is now much closer to becoming a reality thanks to a driving simulator which has been made available by a regional disability support service provider.
The chief executive of MyDriveSchool, Lisa Skaife, says the simulation technology has helped young drivers be more competent and less anxious.
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