77 percent of disabled people say venue websites provide confusing or inaccurate details
Euan’s Guide’s latest research exposes the hurdles disabled people encounter when planning accessible leisure and the resources that help. For many, summer represents a season…
Report suggests 65 percent of disabled drivers are hesitant to switch to an electric vehicle
Motability Operations has launched its EV Transition Tracker. Findings from the Tracker reveal challenges for the UK's transition to electric vehicles, as many disabled people…
Call to ensure wheelchair users are not left behind by the transition to electric vehicles
Motability Operations has unveiled a pioneering passenger wheelchair-accessible electric demonstrator car to encourage car manufacturers to seize an opportunity to ensure that the transition to…
More than half of young disabled people feel unsafe using public transport in the UK
The Motability Foundation has shared its research into the experiences and barriers that young disabled people face when travelling by public transport so that the…
Free mobility events will explore the latest vehicles and tech on the Motability Scheme
Motability Operations has announced the dates for its free Motability Scheme Live events, formerly known as The Big Event and One Big Day. They will…
Free event aims to help disabled drivers learn more about EV accessibility
A free event taking place next week is designed to help people make informed mobility choices regarding electric vehicles (EVs). The Motability Scheme’s free EV…
The Big Event attendees have the opportunity to test drive Motability-approved powerchairs
TGA Mobility is attending The Big Event to enable people looking for a Motability-approved mobility scooter or powerchair to test drive its range of products.…
£1m grant to provide specialist buggies and wheelchairs for disabled children
A £1 million grant will help disabled children’s charity Newlife to provide disabled and terminally ill children across the UK with life-changing specialist buggies and…
The UK’s first National Centre for Accessible Transport launches to shape the future of transport
The Research Institute for Disabled Consumers (RiDC) has helped to launch the UK’s first National Centre for Accessible Transport (NCAT) to put views and experiences…
The UK’s first Evidence Centre for Inclusive Transport will address the “transport accessibility gap”
RiDC (Research Institute for Disabled People) is launching the UK’s first Evidence Centre for Inclusive Transport to work with disabled people, disability organisations, transport providers,…











