Kempfusa

Kempf adapts vehicles for paraplegic drivers with digital hand controls. 
Darios - the digital accelerator ring and the main hand brake allow a driver who cannot use his legs, to maintain both hands on the steering wheel. It is a comfortable, safe and very intuitive way to drive any vehicle with hand controls.
All functions of the vehicle, including the adjustments of the steering wheel (tilt and telescopic), all airbags including the knee airbag are maintained. 
Kempf offers free at home pick-up and delivery of the vehicle to be adapted. 
All Kempf adaptations come with a lifetime warranty. Should the need for service arise, a technician is sent the next day to fix it free of charge. 
As a veteran you can get the Kempf hand controls paid by the VA if your injuries are service connected.

KEMPF was started in the 1950s by Jean-Pierre Kempf, wheelchair user due to polio, in France. He invented the accelerator ring so he could drive with both hands on the wheel.