Alison Lyons
Here is a list of information regarding driving schools for people with autism spectrum disorders.
Every teenager wants to drive. It represents a coming of age, a new beginning and the freedom to go wherever you want, whenever you want. Learning to drive is a daunting and stressful experience even for the calmest of individuals, but much more so when you have autism and see the world and understand things very differently to other people.
Learning to drive is a daunting and stressful experience even for the calmest of individuals but much more so when you have Autism. It can also be much more important for people with Autism than for neuro-typical people as it represents the independence they often find so difficult to achieve in the rest of their lives.
