Who might need a driver assessment?
Medical conditions can change the way we move, think, and see. If you show any of these changes or other characteristics, you may benefit from a driving evaluation with The University of Pittsburgh’s Adaptive Driving Program:
- Memory Disorders including Alzheimer’s
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Parkinson’s Disease
- Stroke
- Spinal cord injuries
- Traumatic Brain Injury
- Amputation
- Arthritis
- Back and neck problems
- Congenital Disorders
- Cerebral Palsy
- Spina Bifida
- Frequent falls
- Slower reaction time
- Loss of sensation in legs and feet
- Side effects of medications
- Stiff joints or weak muscles
- Poor eyesight or other vision related changes
- Trouble with night vision
- Short attention span
- Reduced memory
- Poor decision making
- Physical impairment
- Recent major medical illness
What if my driver's license has been suspended?
If your driver’s license has been suspended, please reach out to us. We may be able to help! Our specialists are skilled in understanding the various state licensing & permit processes.
What if I am a new driver without a permit?
New drivers are eligible for a pre-driver clinical assessment. Depending on the individual and the results of the pre-driver clinical assessment, the individual may be advised to return to the ADP for an on road assessment once they obtain their permit.