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kebabs2u3
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Hi have a the full mobility allowance I was thinking of getting a car for my daughter to drive for me she’s 21, can anyone give me some advise if she’s old enough (I’ve seen no under 25’s on a lot) and also is the car worth having or just buy a cheap run around and insure it for her don’t know what would be the best option any ideas you good folk ? Cheers
I should of mentioned she lives 25 mile now away from me
I should of mentioned she lives 25 mile now away from me
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Hu there
I would suggest getting a car private as with motability scheme she could only use the car when you are with her or if she was doing something on your behalf
The car would need to be kept at your property
I don't know the age allowed to drive on motability sorry1 -
If you get a mobility vehicle then you need to make sure it's suitable for those under 25 to drive, otherwise she won't be able to drive it. It will tell you on the motability website if the vehicle is suitable for under 25's.As advised by Janer, the vehicle would need to be kept at your house, not hers.0
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