City Mobility Inverness and Aberdeen

06/01/2026

Apologies to those customers who have had their call outs and visits cancelled this week. I think you know why!! Let’s see your snow pics.

05/01/2026

Just what you need for the snow! The Sunrise Medical Extreme 8 is now available to lease through the Motability Scheme. Think we need to get a couple of these for our staff who are snowed in!!

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01/01/2026

31/12/2025

Thanks for all your support in 2025.

15/12/2025

🌟 Client Story: David’s Journey to Independence 🌟

David was diagnosed with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis in 2004. As his condition progressed, he needed to explore vehicle adaptations that would allow him to continue driving safely and independently. Referred to Driveability Scotland by Motability, he attended an assessment at our outreach facility in Inverness, an experience he describes as life-changing.

✨ The impact of the assessment was profound:
“Afterward, my endorphins were through the roof. I knew I was finally going to get what I needed, and I can’t put into words how elated I felt knowing my independence was within reach again.”

💬 “The Inverness outreach facility is a Godsend,” he shared. “I spoke with people in Edinburgh, and they were saying there isn’t enough funding for more centres, so having this one is huge. It will help so many people regain their independence. I’ve already told all my doctors and occupational therapists, and everyone is excited about this opportunity. This will change lives for people in the Highlands.”

David’s story is a powerful reminder of how life changing the right support can be but, as David pointed out, many people in the Highlands faced significant barriers in accessing these vital assessments. This service is opening doors for hundreds of individuals, giving them not just mobility, but the freedom and confidence to live life on their own terms.

💡 His message to others?
“If you have the opportunity, just do it. If you want your independence, don’t hesitate, it’s absolutely worth it.”

👉 If you or someone you know could benefit from an assessment, we’re here to help. Visit our brand new website driveabilityscotland.org.uk, call 0141 648 8470, or email info@driveabilityscotland.org.uk

08/12/2025

We are recruiting! This time we are looking for someone to join our awesome Sales Team. Tag anyone you think would be interested.

City Mobility

05/12/2025

When we are about and about with customers on test drives and mobility assessments we see some very poor pavements that aren’t safe to be on with mobility scooters and powerchairs. If you had to name and shame you local area, street and town/village what would hold the title for the worst pavement? If you have a picture to put with your comment even better.

04/12/2025

We are closing at 4pm tomorrow afternoon (Friday 4 Dec) cos the boss needs time to make herself beautiful before our Chrimbo party!! Thanks to AI for generating a picture of us celebrating but can you spot the difference between the two images.

03/12/2025

🌍 Today we mark the UN International Day of Disabled People, a reminder that disabled people must not only be included in society, but also truly heard.

Article 29 of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities affirms the right of disabled people to full participation in political and public life, including the right to vote, stand for election, influence decisions and shape policies that affect our lives.

Real inclusion means removing barriers, and not expecting disabled people to navigate them alone. That’s why initiatives like the Scottish Government’s Access to Elected Office Fund administered by Inclusion Scotland exist: to ensure that disabled candidates in Scotland’s elections can campaign and participate on equal terms.

Find out more about the fund or apply today:
civicparticipation@inclusionscotland.org

https://inclusionscotland.org/disabled-people-become-a-leader/civic-participation/aeo-fund

Disabled people have the right to lead, to represent, to govern, and to bring lived experience into decision-making spaces.

Today — and every day — we advocate for that right.



Image description:

A graphic with the Inclusion Scotland logo at the top. Below it, the text reads “International Day of Persons with Disabilities” on a pink banner. At the bottom of the image there is a diverse illustrated group of disabled people: a person with a guide dog, a child using crutches, a person with a prosthetic leg, an older person using a walker, a person with a limb difference, and a person in a wheelchair raising their arms.