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Southfield organization's driving simulator helps train people with disabilities to drive

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Gesher Human Services' driving simulator gives clients the opportunity to test their own capabilities on the road before getting behind the wheel of a vehicle.

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Racer Robert Wickens is using hand-controlled braking in Grand Prix and offering hope for people with disabilities

Racer will continue to develop system by Bosch with potential to transfer to road cars and make driving more accessible to people with disabilities.

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Southfield organization's driving simulator helps train people with disabilities to drive

Gesher Human Services' driving simulator gives clients the opportunity to test their own capabilities on the road before getting behind the wheel of a vehicle.

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