DC Motor Direction Controller Circuit using only 2 Push Switch

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The switches have only one contact. Unfortunately I am not allowed to use transistors. I only have two pushbuttons one SPDT switch and two SPDT relays to control the direction of two motors . I have already used the two relays and the SPDT switch to control the first motor . So, somehow I need to make it work with just the pushbuttons or create an entirely different circuit to control the motors .
Arduino DC Motor Speed and Direction Control using Relays and MOSFET

In this project we control direction and speed of a 24v high current motor using Arduino and two relays. No power switches are needed for this circuit , just two push buttons and in Potentiometer to control the direction and speed of DC Motor .
Introduction Generally, mechanical switches are accustomed to adjust the direction of rotation of a DC motor . Adjusting the polarity of the utilized voltage and the motor rotates the opposite direction ! On one hand this may have the drawback that a DPDT switch requires to be added to alter the polarity of the voltage, but we have deal with only a switch which makes the procedure quite easy ...

DC Motor Direction Control Simple Circuit
This project shows a simple DC motor direction control circuit using two push buttons. By pressing one button, the motor rotates in forward direction , and by pressing the other button, the motor ...
My initial thought is to use a DPDT switch but not exactly sure how to get that working, or what the proper circuit layout is for it. This is the schematic for my basic idea, but (correct me if I'm wrong) the motor will only go in the forward/reverse direction if the switch is continuously pressed.

DC motor Direction Control
This DC motor direction control project using Arduino is simple yet highly useful. It introduces you to interfacing input buttons, motor drivers, and controlling mechanical movement with microcontrollers.
The motor should turn continuously until the direction is changed again. The OP seems to be AWOL. Nonetheless... Why not just use one button that switches the direction ? Two may be needed so the initial direction can be selected, but the OP hasn't said that's a requirement. Whether one or two, debouncing is necessary.

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