“Since the development of the automobile in the late 1800’s, driving has always been seen as a right of passage as teenagers obtain their license and enhance their freedom. For some, physical impairments and disabilities took away that “right of passage” restricting their ability to operate motor vehicles.
With the invention of hand controls, driving capabilities have improved, but they are still limited. The training for advanced control systems is also limited. The VXP II Driving Simulator is an advanced control system that is working to change that. After seeing what Accessible Racing has to offer, you will clearly understand that anything is truly possible!”
– Debra Freed, New England PVA
Driver education simulation with a Push/Pull device to develop hand-eye coordination and muscle memory and assist with rehabilitation and integrate back into society.
The VXP II driving simulator anchors online league competition powered by iRacing.com is interactive competition; designed as a social network to combat isolation, depression, addiction and suicide.
VXP II Driving Simulators create a mobility experience that helps people with disabilities redefine themselves within a different set of parameters post injury, helping them to regain purpose and reintegrate into society. Conect with us to learn more about how we can help you.
A defining moment that changed his life was the experience of working with a fellow disabled person during a simulated driving experience. The shouts of joy over the sound of the motor, and the sight of tears streaming down his cheeks is how Brian learned that helping someone experience something like mobility was way more fun then feeling sorry for himself and living in his depression.
