Car Adaptations Improve Comfort, Safety and Driving Independence
Car adaptations make it easier and safer to drive or travel as a passenger when mobility becomes more challenging. Whether you need simple driving controls, steering aids, pedal modifications or vehicle access solutions, the right adaptation can help you stay independent and confident on the road. We provide professional car adaptation solutions for drivers and passengers across Cambridgeshire, Huntingdonshire, Norfolk, Suffolk and surrounding areas.
At Fen Mobility Centre, we offer carefully selected vehicle adaptations designed for safety, comfort and reliability. Our experienced team will guide you through the available options and ensure the solution is tailored to your individual needs. We work with trusted suppliers and provide professional installation so you can drive with confidence.
Call us on 01353 653 753 to discuss your requirements.
Why Choose Car Adaptations?
Car adaptations are ideal if you want a travel solution that is:
Comfortable: Makes getting in and out of vehicles easier with less strain.
Safe: Provides additional support, stability and control while travelling.
Practical: Options available for both drivers and passengers.
Flexible: Solutions range from simple aids to more advanced vehicle equipment.
Independent: Helps you continue travelling with confidence and freedom.
Cost effective: Often avoids the need to change vehicles.
If your priority is maintaining independence and confidence when travelling, car adaptations are often the most effective solution.

LM Range
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40kg and 80kg Boot Hoists
If you’re looking for a hoist for your wheelchair or mini scooter, the Smart Lifter LM range would be perfect for you.
With a max lifting weight of either 40kg or 80kg, this lifter is perfect for smaller, lighter mobility vehicles and can help you get out and about quickly and easily.
With a fully automated lifting function, operated through the touch of a button, this lifter will eliminate the need to pick up your mobility devices to put it in the car.

LC Range
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80kg and 100kg Boot Hoists
The Smart Lifter LC range is the medium size out of our three hoists, lifting up to 100kg of weight, with both 80kg and 100kg hoist options.
Due to that weight limit, this hoist is best suited to mini scooters or wheelchairs.
This hoist is simple and easy to operate, lifting and loading your wheelchair or mini scooter in 60 seconds, and can easily be transferred to a new vehicle if you change car.

LP Range
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125kg, 150kg and 200kg Boot Hoist
Capable of lifting all types of scooters or powerchairs, the Smart Lifter LP range is perfect for users who possess bigger or heavier devices.
With a range of three lifting capacities, 125kgs, 150kgs and 200kgs this is the world’s highest capacity vehicle hoist.
This lifter operates completely automatically at the touch of a button and will load your scooter or powerchair in 60 seconds, giving you a simple and easy way to get your vehicle into your car.

Complete Service from Fen Mobility Centre
Step 1
Browse & Discuss
Step 2
Free car Assessment
Step 3
Installation by the experts
Step 4
Freedom, Ease, Flexibility

Frequently Asked Questions About Car Adaptations
What are car adaptations?
Car adaptations are specialist modifications fitted to a vehicle to make driving or travelling easier and safer for people with mobility challenges or disabilities. These can include hand controls, steering aids, pedal modifications, swivel seats and vehicle access solutions.
Who can benefit from vehicle adaptations?
Car adaptations are suitable for a wide range of people, including those with reduced mobility, arthritis, limb weakness, neurological conditions, injuries or age related changes. Both drivers and passengers can benefit from adaptations that improve comfort, safety and independence.
Can adaptations be fitted to my existing car?
In many cases, yes. Many driving aids and vehicle adaptations can be installed into your current vehicle without permanent modification. The suitability depends on the type of vehicle and the adaptation required, and we can advise on the best options.
Do I need a special licence to use driving adaptations?
Most driving adaptations do not require a new licence, but some may need to be declared to the DVLA depending on your medical condition or the type of control used. If you are unsure, we recommend speaking with your healthcare professional or driving assessment centre. We can also guide you through the process.
Are car adaptations available through the Motability Scheme?
Yes. Many vehicle adaptations can be funded fully or partially through the Motability Scheme depending on eligibility. We can help you understand the options and what may be available to you.
How do I know which car adaptations I need?
The best solution depends on your mobility, strength, range of movement and driving needs. Our team can discuss your requirements and recommend suitable options. In some cases, a professional driving assessment may also be helpful.
How long does installation take?
Installation time varies depending on the type of adaptation. Some simple aids can be fitted quickly, while more complex adaptations may take longer. We will always explain the expected timeframe before any work is carried out.
Are vehicle adaptations removable?
Many adaptations can be removed or transferred to another vehicle if needed. This depends on the specific equipment and installation method. We can advise you on flexibility when choosing your solution.
Do car adaptations affect vehicle insurance?
You should inform your insurance provider about any vehicle adaptations. Most insurers are familiar with mobility adaptations, and it does not usually cause problems, but disclosure is important.
Do you provide car adaptations near me?
We support customers across Ely, Cambridgeshire, Huntingdonshire, Norfolk, Suffolk and surrounding areas. Contact us to discuss your location and requirements.
What is the most common driving adaptation?
Hand controls and steering aids are among the most common driving adaptations, helping drivers who have difficulty using standard pedals or steering controls maintain safe and independent driving.




