The objective of this paper is to bring to you a technology that helps those handicapped who don’t have healthy hands to run a vehicle by giving the voice commands. In this the driver need not use the steering instead use his voice. This vehicle is only for those handicapped those who can speak well. First the voice is recognized through the microphone then the signal is passed on to the voice processing unit where the voice signal is modified such that the input can be given to the control and processing unit .The control and processing unit is the part where the input is compared with the pre recorded commands and the appropriate output is produced. And towards the conclusion the practical difficulties are described and the possible solutions are discussed.

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