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Autonomy, solutions for your mobility
Whether it is driving or transport, Autonomy helps you choose the solution that best fits you and your needs. Thanks to our network of Mobility Centers and conversion partners, you can count on dedicated support and discover the benefits you are entitled to.
Journey for those looking for a driving solution
Journey for those looking for a transport solution
A concrete solution for every mobility need
Every driving and transport aid is designed around your needs, giving you back independence and peace of mind – allowing you to move and travel with greater safety, comfort and total freedom.
Manual acceleration and braking controls
Devices that replace the use of pedals for more accessible driving.
Pedal adaptations and foot ergonomics
Pedals and pedal systems are custom-configured, to support a more comfortable and practical driving position.
Auxiliary steering control devices
Systems that simplify or substitute the vehicle’s steering, improve driving precision and safety.
Adaptations for secondary controls
Systems designed to make service controls such as the horn, indicators, lights and windshield wipers simpler and more immediate.
Different needs, unique solutions
Ramp access systems
Solutions that make it easier to enter the vehicle, ensuring safe and convenient access.
Lifts and platforms
To assist with lifting the passengers or wheelchair, making boarding and alighting simpler and safer.
Seat transfer solutions
Devices designed to ease the transfer from wheelchair to seat, improving comfort and autonomy.
Collective transport solutions
Conversions for the simultaneous transport of people with limited mobility.
Different needs, unique solutions
Our commitment
Promoting autonomy also means supporting ideas, projects and initiatives that can make a real difference in people’s lives.
Where accessibility meets art: “Autonomy for Art”
In collaboration with GAM Torino, Autonomy is supporting a project designed to make art more accessible and inclusive. Through multisensory resources, accessible videos and visual stories, selected works from the museum’s collection can be experienced through different languages, senses and forms of engagement.
Freedom Without Compromise: Introducing the New Olmedo HR “Sali e Guida” Solution for Stellantis Vehicles
Storie da Raccontare
Because every journey toward autonomy is a story worth telling and listening to.
[00:00–00:16]
[The video opens with views of the Sardinian mountains. Veronica Ruggieri and Chiara Borda are inside an Opel Frontera.]
[00:17]
Veronica: Welcome to Sardinia, Chiara.
[00:20]
Chiara: Thank you.
[00:20]
Veronica: Did you bring your swimsuit?
[00:22]
Chiara: Of course, obviously.
[00:23]
Veronica: Well, you’ll be leaving it in your suitcase today, because we’re going up into the mountains.
[00:27]
Chiara: The exact opposite, okay.
[00:29]
Chiara: What are we going to do?
[00:29]
Veronica: You’ll see.
[00:34–00:44]
[We see the rocky landscape and the car continuing along the road. The car stops, the girls get out, and they find some quad bikes waiting for them.]
[00:45]
Veronica: Here we are! Hi, Elia!
[00:46]
Elia: Hi, girls! Welcome.
[00:47]
Chiara: This is so cool! Where are you taking us?
[00:49]
Elia: I’m taking you for a quad bike ride. Everything’s ready. This one’s yours, Veronica.
[00:53]
Veronica: Great.
[00:54]
Elia: And this one’s yours, Chiara. Come on, let’s go have some fun!
[00:59]
Veronica: Are you ready?
[01:01]
Chiara: I can’t wait.
[01:02–01:19]
[The girls put on their helmets, each gets on a quad bike, and they start the engines. In the following scenes, we see them riding their quad bikes along dirt roads through the woods.]
[01:20]
Veronica: What’s your relationship with motors like after the accident?
[01:23]
Chiara: It’s good now. They give me a great sense of freedom. But there was definitely a time in my life when they terrified me. I had an accident in which I lost a leg, and it was a very traumatic experience.
[01:34]
Veronica: What was your first reaction?
[01:37]
Chiara: I was afraid of finding myself in a black hole, without enough information to find my way out. That lasted until I eventually realised that my life had simply changed, not gotten worse.
[01:48]
Veronica: Did your relationship with your body change at that point?
[01:51]
Chiara: Yes, and at a very particular age, too. For two months, I did everything I could to avoid seeing my reflection. Then I realised that no one would teach me to love my body unless it started with me. Above all, I began to change my perspective and see that everything that made me different, my prosthesis and my scars, was actually what made me unique. In a way, they told my story and said something about who I am.
[02:21]
Veronica: Does it bother you when people talk about limitations?
[02:24]
Chiara: Yes. I think talking about limitations is a bit cliché, because whatever you do, it’s all one continuous experiment. Skateboarding really taught me that, because I definitely faced difficulties that other people didn’t have. Instead of letting those difficulties stop me, I had to find my own way of doing those things. I think it’s wrong to settle into thinking, “I can’t do it, I can’t manage it, I can’t do that.” I’d rather give it a try, hit a few walls and fall down, but at least be able to say I tried.
Our Mobility Centers
Autonomy Mobility Centers are specialized facilities that support people with disabilities on the path to independent and safe driving. They offer advice, functional assessments, tests on adapted vehicles and assistance in obtaining a special license, encouraging greater freedom of movement.