Mobility is the freedom of movement that the majority of people who do not suffer from any injuries or illnesses enjoy

Mobility is being able to go places whenever you would like without having to depend on the help and support of others. For many having mobility means using an electric wheelchair. For others, mobility means that they can use crutches, canes, walkers and other means of enabling them to get around on their own. It refers to being able to avail of public transportation. Many cities have been able to help disabled residents with their mobility problems by installing electric lifts on buses and this gives these people independence in being able to do their own shopping.

Disabled people make up a quite a large percentage of the motoring public. Vehicle manufacturers are responding to the need for mobility by designing cars for a wide range of disabilities and give their customers the mobility they desire and deserve. One example of enabling a disabled person to drive a car is to arrange the seating so that the seat is similar to a wheelchair, while another example of providing increased mobility is to have the gas and brake levers attached to the wheel.

Such advances in mobility have given many people back the quality of life they once knew. Increased mobility gives them the freedom to enjoy life to the fullest without having to call on someone to help them.

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