@simonvarwell@mastodon.scot @mbonsma@mastodon.social That one really gets me because disabled people are more likely than average, not less so, to not have a driver's car and license and instead rely on cycling, walking, and transit. Hardly surprising between the many disabilities that make driving itself impossible, and the impoverishing effect of many disabilities vs. the expense of car ownership. And yet that gets trotted out every time anyone proposes making cities more accessible to use without a car.