Table 6.2. Nondriver and Low Vision... | Emerald Publishing

Table 6.2.

Nondriver and Low Vision Driver Education Topics and Descriptions.

Topic	Description
Foundation building	Understanding learner's visual impairment and implications for nondriving
Personal wheels	Modes of transportation including walking, biking, rollerblading, and skateboarding
Public wheels	Modes of transportation including buses, trains, subways, ferries, airplanes, and paratransit
Drivers providing wheels	Modes of transportation include taxis; limousines; rideshare services; carpools; rides with family members, friends, or coworkers; and hiring private drivers
Low vision driving	Driving with bioptics, positive and negative personal feelings about driving with bioptics, and skills needed by low vision drivers
Paying for transportation	Budgeting, funding, exchanging, and reciprocating for accepted rides
Soft skills needed for successful transportation	Social skills, problem-solving, waiting for transportation, and managing frustrating situations

Topic	Description
Foundation building	Understanding learner's visual impairment and implications for nondriving
Personal wheels	Modes of transportation including walking, biking, rollerblading, and skateboarding
Public wheels	Modes of transportation including buses, trains, subways, ferries, airplanes, and paratransit
Drivers providing wheels	Modes of transportation include taxis; limousines; rideshare services; carpools; rides with family members, friends, or coworkers; and hiring private drivers
Low vision driving	Driving with bioptics, positive and negative personal feelings about driving with bioptics, and skills needed by low vision drivers
Paying for transportation	Budgeting, funding, exchanging, and reciprocating for accepted rides
Soft skills needed for successful transportation	Social skills, problem-solving, waiting for transportation, and managing frustrating situations

Source: Adapted from Corn and Rosenblum (2020).