CDE Adaptive Equipment & Vehicle Modifications 2

Question 1

An accelerator ring is an adaptive device that allows the driver to accelerate by:

Accepted Answer

Pulling a ring mounted around the steering column toward themselves

Answer

An accelerator ring fits around the steering column and is pulled rearward by the driver to activate the accelerator, typically paired with hand controls for braking.

Question 2

Extended turn signal levers are primarily used by drivers who:

Accepted Answer

Have difficulty reaching standard turn signal controls due to limited arm reach or mobility

Answer

Extended turn signal levers bring the control closer to the driver or increase its size, compensating for limited arm reach or reduced upper extremity mobility.

Question 3

In a standard push-pull hand control configuration, which motion applies the brakes?

Accepted Answer

Pushing the lever forward away from the driver

Answer

In a standard push-pull configuration, pushing the lever forward applies the brakes, while pulling the lever back activates the accelerator.

Question 4

A driver with right-sided hemiplegia most likely requires which combination of adaptive equipment?

Accepted Answer

Spinner knob and left foot accelerator

Answer

Right-sided hemiplegia affects right arm and leg function, so a spinner knob enables left-handed one-arm steering while a left foot accelerator substitutes for the impaired right foot.

Question 5

Adaptive equipment vehicle modifications must be installed by:

Accepted Answer

Certified mobility equipment dealers meeting recognized industry standards such as NMEDA

Answer

Adaptive equipment must be installed by certified mobility equipment dealers who meet established industry safety and quality standards to ensure proper function and occupant safety.

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CDE Adaptive Equipment & Vehicle Modifications 2