Hit the Road

Being able to drive can bring a strong sense of independence and freedom, but being autistic can affect some people’s ability to drive safely, while others will be highly competent. 

This free easy-read guide provides guidance on: 

• some of the common challenges faced by autistic drivers
• the law for autistic drivers
• how to find out if you are safe to drive
• making your driving lessons more autism friendly 

View or Download the Guide

Acknowledgements: 

Thank you to Payer Law (US) for bringing their article on autism and driving to our attention and for allowing us to use its content

Thank you to William Merritt Centre for allowing us to include them in this booklet

Thank you to the National Autistic Society for additional content. Click here for more information on autism and driving from the National Autistic Society 

Did you know? 

Leeds Autism Services can support people to access other services to develop their skills as part of our specialist support packages. Click the button below to find out more. 

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