December 3, 2013 Hands on the steering wheel, one foot toggling between brake and pedal, head twisting to check mirrors. Consider the many bones and joints you must engage before you even turn on a car’s ignition, among them the fingers, wrist, forearm, elbow, shoulder, neck, heel, ankle and leg. If you’ve recently had an injury to any of them, when is it safe to resume driving? It turns out there are no widely accepted return-to-driving timelines for patients who must wear casts…