Just a quick thought.
Is this legal? I always thought charities cannot just simply take away or reduce a service for disabled based on a “average” unless that charity is at risk of going insolvent.
It stinks of indirect discrimination
I’m no good at maths but is an average saying 50% of motability “customers” drive far more than 10,000 miles a year ?
With the lease agreement of any other company extra mile fees are between 5p and 15p what information have they used to increase the cost to 25p
Where are the sums? How much would it cost to keep the 20k allowance, and why does it even matter to reduce it? Apart from the value of the car at the end of the lease I can’t see why and if it’s a decision based on profit again is that lawful for a charity to do?
We have made the easy decision to leave motability when our lease ends next year. As a disabled customer who works and needs that transport for both travelling to and from work as well as medical appointments and you know maybe daring to want to go out somewhere in-between for shock horror to have some fun, they will no longer get our business, maybe we will spend our PIP on tattoos, massive TVs and cigarettes
But Rachel from accounts has bowed down to the multi millionaires tax dodging MPs of Reform.