MV4U

10/12/2025

A large mobility vehicle on a budget. Ford Custom, 1 owner, ex motability with history, 70k miles, l*z free £12950 www.mv4u.co.uk

10/12/2025

Choice of wav stock

10/12/2025

All wav's by MV4U are supplied with minimum 6 months AA warranty and 12 months roadside cover. www.mv4u.co.uk

10/12/2025

✅ The Assessment Process Part 4 – The Driving Assessment
The practical part of a fitness-to-drive assessment is an opportunity to drive with professional support in a safe and controlled environment. The approved driving instructor (ADI) will lead this part of your assessment, using a dual-controlled vehicle, with input and monitoring from the clinician on your assessment team. ➡️ The Fitness-to-Drive Assessment is not a test; its aim is to understand your driving needs and identify ways to support your safety, comfort and independence on the road.

🚗 The Driving Assessment is designed to look at:
• How you manage a range of road types (or an agreed off-road route if appropriate)
• How any health condition or disability may affect your driving skills
• Your awareness, decision-making and ability to drive safely and comfortably
• Whether adaptations or driving tuition may support your continued independence

👉 Stay connected with our social media for the next part of our assessment process series, where we explain the debrief and what happens after your assessment.
🔗 To learn more about the assessment process and speak to your local centre, visit our website: https://vist.ly/4hy5s

09/12/2025

08/12/2025

07/12/2025

Some of the Drive Ability North West crew enjoying a Christmas get together yesterday in Manchester!🎅🏼🎄🥳

We even found our next new wheels for the fleet. What do you think?! 👀 🩷

07/12/2025

Love it when I see stuff like this come in. Makes a worthwhile job feel even better. Nice one Martin Kay

05/12/2025

✅ The Assessment Process Part 3 – the Physical and Cognitive Assessment.
A fitness-to-drive assessment involves looking at how your health or condition may affect your ability to drive – always in a calm, supportive environment. Your occupational therapist will lead you through physical and cognitive assessments:
🧠 The Physical Assessment is designed to look at:
• Range of movement, coordination, and stamina
• Pain, fatigue, and vision screening
• In some centres, reaction times and simulator checks

🧩 The Cognitive Assessment is designed to look at:
• Concentration, attention, reasoning, and memory tasks
• Planning and problem-solving exercises

➡️ These assessments are not tests. They are designed to help the team understand your needs and how to support your continued independence.

👉 Stay connected with our social media for the next part in our Assessment Process series. Our next post includes more details about the driving part of the assessment.
🔗 To learn more about the assessment process today and speak to your local centre, visit our website: https://vist.ly/4hbym

04/12/2025

Following a severe arm injury, James has become the first Driving Mobility client to pass his driving test thanks to the support of the new RDAC Disability Driving School.

04/12/2025