Disabled drivers are individuals who have physical or mental impairments that affect their ability to operate a vehicle. These impairments can include mobility challenges, visual impairments, or cognitive disabilities. Many disabled drivers use specialized vehicles equipped with adaptive technologies, such as hand controls or wheelchair lifts, to enhance their driving experience and ensure safety. To support disabled drivers, various laws and regulations exist, including accessible parking spaces and the issuance of disabled parking permits. Additionally, organizations like the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration provide resources and guidance to help disabled individuals navigate the driving process and maintain their independence.