Hi Kezo, I know that, but as I say there will be a lot of disabled customers in wheelchairs who do not want to be stuck in the back of a WAV and don’t need a personal hoist with a sling, which I didn’t need before my stroke and if I didn’t drive, I wouldn’t have needed hand controls, but like a lot of paraplegics I could use my arms to transfer into a non SUV , but still needed a car with a large boot (preferably an estate with electric leather, adjustable seats, non of which qualifies the disabled person for vat exemption, but costs the person up to thousands extra to meet their non vat exemption needs and now 20% added to their AP.
The problem is most of if not all of the people who call themselves experts and make these rules, do not suffer from the relevant disabilities, as you know people with disabilities vary extensively
