Mobility support organisations

National organisations that help with vehicles, driving, mobility equipment and accessible journey planning.

Applies to: UK-wide. Last reviewed 1 August 2026. This is information, not legal advice; rules can differ by council and operator.

Vehicles and driving

Motability Scheme: lease a car, wheelchair accessible vehicle, scooter or powered wheelchair using the mobility part of certain benefits.
Driving Mobility: a network of accredited centres giving driving and vehicle adaptation assessments.
DVLA and DVA: rules on medical conditions, licences and vehicle tax exemption for disabled drivers.

Disabled Living Foundation guidance (now part of Living Made Easy) on choosing wheelchairs, scooters and daily living equipment.
Your local NHS wheelchair service, for assessment and provision of wheelchairs and cushions.
Local Independent Living Centres, where you can try equipment before deciding.

AccessAble and similar access guides describe stations, venues and car parks in detail.
Transport for All campaigns on and advises about accessible transport, particularly in London.
Your council's travel training service, which can teach a route on public transport step by step.

Search the accessible transport directory for mobility support organisations and other services in your area.

Rail Passenger Assist
Free assistance at stations and on trains across Great Britain and Northern Ireland, including help boarding, ramps, and someone to meet you.
Accessible buses and coaches
Your rights on local buses and long-distance coaches, wheelchair spaces, priority seating, audio-visual announcements and free travel passes.
Airport and airline assistance
Free special assistance at UK airports, how to book it, and how wheelchairs and mobility equipment are handled.
Ferries and water transport
Assistance on ferries to the islands, Northern Ireland and Europe, including notice periods and what to check about the vessel and terminal.