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Wed 16 Feb 2005 15:22

Mobility advise. - shoei

Where can I find info on mobility cars and info about free car tax etc its for an elderly relative. Someone once told me if you transport a disable person around then you can claim motoring costs, is this true, if so where can I get info.

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Wed 16 Feb 2005 17:31

Mobility advise. - Stuartli

I think you mean Motability. Website at:

www.motability.co.uk/HomePage.asp?NodeID=89618

The majority of franchised car dealerships usually have at least one member of staff who is a specialist in the benefits of Motability.

If you have to transport a disabled person you should/may be able to obtain a disabled parking badge for such use; your local council's social services department is usually the source for information.
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