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Tips for the Asperger Driver When Being Pulled Over by an Officer

2019-06-13
By: Jennifer Allen
On: June 13, 2019
In: Adulthood, Driving

For many with Autism a fear of driving stems from anxiety that can result from being pulled over by an officer of the law. In some cases, fear of just that very scenario is the reason many never pursue obtaining their driver’s license. Good communication skills and actions are key to makingContinue Reading

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