Visit for the latest news and to register, or call 01508 489 449. Jordon, meanwhile, was already looking to the future: “It was awesome – I can’t wait to be 16!” he said. Furious.
“This is a fantastic event to give young people such a thrilling experience.” “This will give him the confidence to get his licence when he’s eligible and go on to gain his independence.
“The beaming smile just says it all!” said Lyn Williams, whose son Jordan, aged 14, had just test driven a Chrysler Voyager from his wheelchair. D rivers might have to take their driving test again at 65 if new rules are brought in. Last year’s inaugural Get Going Live! day at Donington Park was a huge success. A Tesla Advisor will contact you to confirm your appointment and you will receive a confirmation email with appointment details. But younger prospective learners are welcome to practise transferring into cars, familiarise themselves with controls and may also travel as a passenger with an instructor.Īpart from the actual driving there is a fun action-packed programme of activities at each venue including a 7m all-ability climbing wall with over 20 routes to the top. While we can sometimes accommodate walk-ins, test drive appointments are limited so we encourage you to schedule in advance. You must be over 14 to test drive the adapted vehicles on a safe on-site road system, accompanied at all times by a professional driver. July 28 – Yorkshire Event Centre, Harrogate July 14 – Donington Park Launch Pad, Derbyshire You can test drive a selection of adapted vehicles, including drive-from-wheelchair WAVs, in a safe environment accompanied by experienced professional drivers.Īlso on hand will be expert advice in a friendly no-pressure environment from organisations and companies with a wealth of knowledge – from choosing an instructor with experience of teaching disabled motorists to finding out about the adaptations and vehicles that are right for you. The Get Going Live! Events are organised by two national disability charities, Disabled Motoring UK and Mobility Choice – the team behind the annual national Mobility Roadshow. Three exciting FREE one-day events taking place in July and August will help you to start driving and plan for your first car. Well, there’s good news for teenagers over 14. That’s great! But where – and how – do you start to gain the experience of getting behind the wheel? YOUNG people with disabilities can gain a driving licence at 16 – a year ahead of those who are not disabled.