Can a Disabled Person with Right Hand Impairment Obtain a Driver's License?
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Individuals with missing distal segments of the right thumb and index finger can obtain a driver's license, with the C5 license being specifically designed for disabled drivers. Below is relevant information regarding driver's license applications for disabled individuals: 1. Persons missing both lower limbs or the right lower limb but capable of sitting independently: Can apply for a motor vehicle driver's license for small automatic transmission passenger vehicles specially adapted for disabled drivers. 2. Persons with impaired motor function but capable of sitting independently: Can apply for a motor vehicle driver's license for small automatic transmission passenger vehicles specially adapted for disabled drivers. 3. Persons with missing distal segments of fingers: Can apply for a motor vehicle driver's license for small cars or small automatic transmission vehicles.