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Hertfordshire Action on Disability (HAD) will be representing its accrediting national charity, Driving Mobility, at London’s largest accessible transport event – Access all Areas.

NWDAS is now officially offering independent driving assessments and adaptation assessments to people of all ages at Leyland Community Fire Station.

Following the Duke of Edinburgh’s road traffic accident, East Anglian Driveability featured on BBC Look East highlighting the importance of driving assessments for older drivers.

North West Driving Assessment Service has launched two new services – car seat and harness assessment clinics for disabled children and mobility scooter assessments for people with restricted mobility.

The second in a series of regional Get Going Live! events, focusing on accessible motoring and independent mobility, has successfully taken place at the William Merritt Centre’s annual AccessAbility exhibition in Leeds.

Ceremonial Mayor Councillor Ronald H Wilson and Mayoress Pat Wilson officially opened the new RDAC Greater Manchester driving assessment centre, part of the nationwide Driving Mobility accredited network, on 1st November 2018.

The first relaunched Get Going Live! event in Carshalton, focusing on independent mobility and assisted motoring, has been hailed a success by visitors, QEF Charity organisers and the Mayor and Mayoress of Sutton.

OFFICIAL OPENING: Thursday 1st November 2018, 11am – 3pm.
PRESS CALL: All reporters and photographers are welcome to attend.

Driving Mobility attend a meeting of the CIECA Permanent Bureau (Board of Directors) in Brussels

Get Going Live! focuses on getting younger disabled people, novice drivers and individuals with a newly acquired medical condition behind the wheel.