What must be the nature of disability controls according to inspection standards?

Disability controls must be manual according to the inspection standards. Manual controls allow operators with disabilities to easily adjust and operate the vehicle without the need for complex electronic systems or automatic mechanisms that may not be accessible. The focus on manual controls ensures that all operators can exert direct control over the vehicle's functions, which is essential for safety and ease of use, especially for those who have physical limitations. Manual systems can be adapted or modified to meet individual needs, ensuring inclusivity in vehicle operation for individuals with disabilities.