Neeru Explains How Her Adaptive Equipment Works

Neeru Sharma explains and demonstrates how the adaptive equipment on her lowered floor Buick Terraza works. Through the GM Mobility Program, Neeru was able to obtain financial assistance, as well as two additional years of OnStar service on her vehicle. It allows her to be independent and provides a great sense of personal freedom in her life. Visit gmmobility.com to learn more about the program.

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• GM Mobility Program
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• disability
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• OnStar
• Buick Terraza
• handicapped van
• mobility scooters
• wheelchair vans
• handicap
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• GM Mobility

[giannicrewe0329]

that's cool

[twistedyogert]

I'm 15 and have problems with my neck. I can't turn my head as far as most people. What should I do? can you answer his question? If she can drive so can I

[twistedyogert]

Cool. Lever operated acceleration. Just like airplanes

[charlieboyzname]

Nope not only in America the UK has it's Motability program. I was injured in Iraq and use a Motability Vehicle. Visually my injuries are not noticable I can even walk short distances but would you mock me? Always be careful of what you say because you don't know what's around the corner!

Good on you girl for holding onto your independance it's a valuable thing that most have no reason to value.

[honestrunescaper]

Only in America!