Mobility car use
Good morning,
I share custody of my 10 year old son with a rare condition. GAND. Me and his mum have a very amicable arrangement except for the mobility car supplied to transport my son
I’m not allowed to have it when I have him, as she is named owner of the vechile. So trips are all done in my own vechile, which is a works van. I’ve contacted notability and there answer was a ‘grey area’. Any one know anything on this please
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if you are on the insurance and the child for whom the mobility car is used for is with you I can’t see it being a problem as long as the distance you live is no more than 5 miles away from where the vehicle is registered maybe phone the supplying garage of the vehicle and speak to the motability agent they should be able to help you further
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The Motability scheme allows up to 3 named drivers on the vehicle.
If you are not listed as a named driver then you shouldn't be driving the vehicle. However, there is no reason that I can see for you not being added as a named driver in this case. It is usually the claimant who decides which drivers are allowed, though in this case it will be the responsible adult, which I assume is his Mum.
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