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Getting around without a car

Making the switch from driving? There are many different ways to get around.

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  Alternatives to driving

  If a person needs to stop or limit their driving, it is important that they still remain socially active, to maintain their health and well-being.

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  Getting familiar with public transport

  Options like buses, trains, trams, taxis, rideshare vehicles, and hire cars may be available, depending where you live.

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  Getting familiar with motorised mobility devices

  Motorised scooters, powered wheelchairs and other motorised mobility devices are a good option for people who are unable to walk, have difficulty walking, have a disability, or are injured.

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  Getting familiar with community transport

  For some, mobility issues, geographical isolation or prohibitive costs mean public and private transport aren’t viable options. If that’s the case, you might like to find out about community transport services

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  Getting familiar with walking and cycling

  As we get older, it’s important we get regular exercise to maintain our health. If walking and cycling are possible for you they are both great ways to get about, and keep us fit and healthy at the same time.

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