Another graduate of the Driving School for People with Disabilities at the Dnipro State University of Internal Affairs has successfully passed the exams and received a Category “B” driver’s license.
Vitalii, who has had hearing and speech impairments since childhood, currently works in the construction industry, specializing in renovation projects. Having a car is essential for his professional activities, allowing him to expand his mobility and work opportunities.
Before enrolling in the DSUIA Driving School, Vitalii had no prior driving experience. He discovered the opportunity to study at the school through the Internet and, after seeking consultation, received detailed explanations about the learning process.
– He studied the theoretical material independently.
– He gained practical driving skills under the guidance of qualified instructors.
– Sign language interpreters provided real-time online communication, ensuring effective learning.
According to Vitalii, the high professionalism of the instructors helped him quickly adapt to road conditions and confidently handle a vehicle.
The head of the DSUIA Driving School for People with Disabilities, Yevhenii Khokhlov, personally presented the driver’s license.
Although Vitalii does not yet own a car, he plans to purchase one in the near future. Additionally, he is considering further training to obtain a Category “C1” license.
The DSUIA Driving School for People with Disabilities is a unique project launched by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine as part of the National Strategy for Barrier-Free Accessibility. Initiated by First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska, the “No Barriers” initiative aims to create an inclusive and accessible environment.
Equipped with modern training vehicles, professional instructors, and an individualized approach, the DSUIA Driving School empowers people with disabilities to achieve independence and mobility.
📞 For inquiries, call: 0936765926.
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