
Originally published byThe Guardian
Car lease scheme for people with mobility problems portrayed as ‘free’ but is funded by benefits and their own contributions
A decade ago, Rachel Reeves was pictured with a disabled constituent, congratulating him on being given the “keys to freedom” afforded by a Motability vehicle.
Since then, Reeves – now Britain’s chancellor – has barely mentioned the scheme that leases 300,000 cars a year to people with mobility problems, aside from criticising Tory cuts affecting its users.
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