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I know that if you received DLA before aged 65 you can continue to receive DLA instead of Attendance Allowance & therefore still receive Motability (as shown by the dancing 73yr old on the front of todays Sun newspaper).
But is there any way someone over 65 & receiving Attendance Allowance can qualify for a motability vehicle or similar?
As I understand it the short answer is no. Unless you get mobility before 65 you've had it. I believe the reasoning is that anyone over that age is supposed to have trouble getting about anyway, which of course is stupid, but that's nothing new.
Why no Motability over 65?
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