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Hi, my name is POGGYFLOSS! I'd like some assistance in dealing with mobility problems

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HI ,JOINED IN TO GET SOME ASSISTANCE IN DEALING WITH MOBILITY PROBLEMS

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Ross_Alumni

Hello @POGGYFLOSS

Welcome to the community, I hope you are well.

What sort of mobility problems are you experiencing at the minute? We have a category about transport and independent living which I would recommend browsing in case you find any discussions relating to what you're going through.

This is a very supportive and welcoming community so I'm sure that wherever you get involved you'll see that and hopefully enjoy your time here. If you have any questions then don't hesitate to ask them

POGGYFLOSS

Thanks all, I've been trying to find out if there are restrictions on using mobility scooters on roads if you're not allowed to drive on roads for medical reasons it would seem logical it will be the same but I can't find it definitely anywhere.

Ross_Alumni

POGGYFLOSS said:

Thanks all, I've been trying to find out if there are restrictions on using mobility scooters on roads if you're not allowed to drive on roads for medical reasons it would seem logical it will be the same but I can't find it definitely anywhere.

As you say it would seem logical but information about that seems to be scarce. All I can seem to find is what type of mobility scooter can be driven on the road, but not whether somebody who isn't permitted to drive for medical reasons can use those on the road.