Wheels for Wellbeing today submitted a response to the Mayor of London’s Health Inequalities Strategy.
You can read our full submission here.
Health Inequalities Strategy
We think Disabled people should be allowed to make similar trips at similar speeds to non-disabled people
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Explainer – Different areas of regulation which divide mobility devices into similar-sounding classes
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We think rules for mobility aids should be clearly written and free to read
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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.
Wheels for Wellbeing Preliminary Considerations on the DfT Mobility Devices Consultation
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This document outlines our most serious concerns about the DfT Mobility Devices Consultation and offers some potential solutions.
We think parents who use wheelchairs should have the right to use prams and pushchairs
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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.