Driving with restricted neck trunk movement
The Transport Research Laboratory has been commissioned by the Department for Transport to conduct a study to look at the issues around observation devices to assist drivers with restricted neck and trunk movement.
If you have any such difficulties and would be prepared to assist this study then please make contact with Rebecca Hutchins at TRL on 01344 770318
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