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Explainer – Different areas of regulation which divide mobility devices into similar-sounding classes2 weeks

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We think rules for mobility aids should be clearly written and free to read4 weeks

We think more than one person should be able to use a mobility aid at a time, as long as the aid is constructed or adapted to carry more than one person.

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Wheels for Wellbeing Preliminary Considerations on the DfT Mobility Devices Consultation1 month

This document outlines our most serious concerns about the DfT Mobility Devices Consultation and offers some potential solutions.

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We think parents who use wheelchairs should have the right to use prams and pushchairs1 month

We think more than one person should be able to use a mobility aid at a time, as long as the aid is constructed or adapted to carry more than one person.

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We think mobility aid users should be allowed to use cycle tracks, cycle lanes and bus lanes1 month

We think that Disabled people using appropriate mobility devices at pedestrian speeds should be recognised in law as pedestrians, just the same as people walking or running.

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