Virtual Reality Driving Simulator May Give Teens with Autism Freedom

I never thought MY autistic son who was nonverbal and has a severe language disorder could learn how to drive. I was wrong. I knew I didn’t have the guts to try to teach him how to drive. His dad tried but determined he wasn’t going to be able to drive. He was wrong too. Sometimes it really just takes professionals to do their thing and some patience. But don’t decide it’s a no without trying everything. Don’t forget to tap into Vocational Rehabilitation for a driver’s assessment and to pay for

Driving with Autism