Disabled Drivers

[Rangeroverer]

Reading about the guy who needed to change the taxation class from disabled on the car he was buying I wondered how many of the PH were disabled.

[Decky_Q]

I have disabled tax class on my RR. I am not very fit.

[Sebring440]

Decky_Q said:

I have disabled tax class on my RR. I am not very fit.

Presumably your Rolls Royce is automatic?

[dibblecorse]

Sebring440 said:

Decky_Q said:

I have disabled tax class on my RR. I am not very fit.

Presumably your Rolls Royce is automatic?

Why? you're presuming the disability is legs and mobility related.

[Super Sonic]

dibblecorse said:

Why? you're presuming the disability is legs and mobility related.

I think he may be trolling, as all Rolls Royce have been auto since the early sixties.

[dibblecorse]

Super Sonic said:

dibblecorse said:

Why? you're presuming the disability is legs and mobility related.

I think he may be trolling, as all Rolls Royce have been auto since the early sixties.

good point, well made ...

[dan98]

dibblecorse said:

Why? you're presuming the disability is legs and mobility related.

Why are you presuming his presumption?

Regardless of the form and extent of disability, an automatic will almost inevitably be easier to manage.

[Mr Tidy]

He's just as likely to have a Range Rover!

[Billy Eyelash]

He might have a Reliant Robin!

[Mr Tidy]

Super Sonic said:

Mr Tidy said:

He's just as likely to have a Range Rover!

Lol, probably more likely, except aren't they usually called ffrr?

Usually, but it may be a Sport.

[Super Sonic]

Mr Tidy said:

He's just as likely to have a Range Rover!

Having checked Decky's garage, you are correct!

[dibblecorse]

dan98 said:

dibblecorse said:

Why? you're presuming the disability is legs and mobility related.

Why are you presuming his presumption?

Regardless of the form and extent of disability, an automatic will almost inevitably be easier to manage.

Plenty of disabled people drive manuals, his / her post is a presumption in my opinion, and as I work with a charity that helps bring greater mobility to those with disabilities i found his / her post quite odious.

[georgeyboy12345]

My first proper car I bought myself (and not my Mum’s Fiat Punto) aged 21, was a 2000 1.4 Honda Civic with 54000 miles on for £2700.

The previous keeper slip stated the previous owner was in the disabled taxation class. His title was also “Reverend” rather than Mr.

[HTP99]

Rangeroverer said:

Reading about the guy who needed to change the taxation class from disabled on the car he was buying I wondered how many of the PH were disabled.

What a weird thing to want to know!