About the Total Mobility scheme
Total Mobility is a national program designed to assist people with impairments in traveling within their local areas. It offers support to enhance accessibility and independence for users who face challenges with public transport.
How it works in Auckland
In Auckland, individuals who meet eligibility criteria can access services that help make their trips easier and more manageable. The scheme provides subsidies to reduce the cost of travel using approved taxi or shuttle services.
Purpose and benefits
The primary goal of the Total Mobility scheme is to improve mobility options for those with disabilities by offering practical travel solutions. It helps users maintain their connection with the community and supports day-to-day activities that require transportation.
"Total Mobility supports people with impairments to travel within their region."
This program plays a vital role in enhancing travel independence for people with disabilities by providing subsidized access to suitable transport within their communities.
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