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Disabled drivers left behind by the electric car transition: Three-quarters of councils have no accessible public charging points

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Disabled drivers left behind by the electric car transition: Three-quarters of councils have no accessible public charging points
This is Money
This is Money2 hrs ago
Disabled drivers left behind by the electric car transition: Three-quarters of councils have no accessible public charging points
Seventy-five per cent of councils currently don't have devices specifically adapted for drivers with accessibility needs or conform to recognised accessibility standards.
European Union pushes for electric vehicle charging points every 60 kilometres
Electric vehicle drivers across Europe could soon find it easier to travel long distances, thanks to new European Union rules requiring charging infrastructure to become more widespread along major roads.
Evening Standard
Evening Standard🏁 first to report5 hrs ago
London council pays £6,000 to disabled woman left in inadequate home for more than two years
Payout comes after Wandsworth Council criticised by ombudsman for failing to secure woman alternative accommodation
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