21/09/2026
💜Happy World Alzheimer’s Day from DriveAbility Scotland💜
🚗For many of us, driving means much more than getting from A to B. It helps us stay independent, connected and involved in our communities.
A diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia doesn’t necessarily mean someone will have to stop driving straight away. However, changes in memory, thinking and decision-making can affect driving, and there may come a time when some extra guidance is needed.
That’s where DriveAbility Scotland can help. 💙
Our specialist driving assessments are carried out in a supportive and understanding environment by experienced professionals, typically an Occupational Therapist and Driving Adviser.
🚘 It’s not another driving test.
Our aim is to understand how someone is managing behind the wheel, consider any difficulties they may be experiencing and provide clear, professional advice about the way forward.
We know conversations about driving can be difficult, particularly when it plays such an important role in someone’s independence. Our team is here to make the process as respectful, reassuring and straightforward as possible.
💜 This World Alzheimer’s Day, we’re reminding individuals, families and professionals that support is available.
📞 0141 221 5588
🌐 driveabilityscotland.org.uk