The mechanism provides a functional alternative to standard driver-side controls, offering an adjustable interface that can be configured for use from either side of the cabin. By decoupling the act of driving from a fixed seat, the design targets a diverse user base, including elderly motorists, individuals with disabilities, and driving schools requiring instructor-side intervention. The invention is currently being managed by InventHelp and is available for licensing or acquisition by automotive manufacturers looking to diversify their vehicle control offerings.
St. Louis Inventor Designs Dual-Position Steering System
After a knee injury left him unable to operate a vehicle for six weeks, a St. Louis inventor conceptualized the Double Steering Wheel to allow driving from the passenger seat. The patent-pending system aims to broaden vehicle accessibility for those facing temporary or permanent physical limitations.
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