Since my recent trips to Germany, I've had a few messages not only asking what it's like driving abroad as a disabled driver but also about how accessible Germany really is compared to its European counterparts. The truth is I love Germany despite being a wheelchair user, in fact, I probably feel happier in Germany than I do back home and not just because of the Autobahns! Both Aachen and Cologne for me were really easy to get around, the parking restrictions as someone with

With my Mercedes-Benz B180 AMG Line out of action thanks to a jack going through the bodywork on the side, I've been given a chance to experience another one of the fabulous cars from the Mercedes-Benz range. The Mercedes-Benz A class is a car that I've never really looked at, mainly because I always thought that it would be too small for my needs, but then it is Mercedes-Benz's entry level car. Well, I was about to be proven wrong! The A180 SE has an incredible amount of tec

As part of my new car review series, in which I review the best (and not so best) luxury/premium brand cars for wheelchair users, I thought the first car I review should rightly be the first car I drove after I became a wheelchair user. That my friends, is none other than my Mercedes-Benz B180 AMG Line Premium! This wont be the only Mercedes-Benz that I'll be reviewing however, as I'll also be reviewing the GLA AMG line (which I relearnt to drive in), as well as others from t