Getting around

MS can affect your ability to get around.

In this section, you can find out about mobility aids and driving with MS. There's also information about accessible public transport.

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Accessible transport for people with multiple sclerosis

Depending on your mobility needs, transport with MS might need a little extra planning. Find out more about traveling by bus, train, plane and taxi.

Driving and MS

One of the first questions many people have when they’re diagnosed with MS is: “Will I still be able to drive?” The good news is that most people with MS continue to drive as normal.

Many people with MS choose to use wheelchairs or scooters, perhaps because of symptoms like fatigue or weakness, or to conserve energy. Find out more about getting a wheelchair or scooter, insurance, road tax and registration.

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If you have MS, you may need to plan an accessible holiday. From wheelchair access to hiring equipment, explore our useful online resources.

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Find support near you

Our local groups are here for you with events and services delivered in person and online. From coffee mornings to online yoga classes – put in your postcode to find out what's near you.

Helpful resources

From symptoms and treatments to accessing care and support, our booklets and factsheets are packed full of information and tips on living well with MS.

You can download them from our website or order copies from our online shop.

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