Mobility hoists rental in London (United Kingdom)

Mixed bag, like many cities. Black cabs were excellent at handling wheelchairs. Many sites we visited had good provisions for wheelchair access. Lots of pubs had a step up, which limited choices. Overall peoples' attitude towards wheelchair use seemed helpful. Sidewalks ranged from smooth to a chaotic mess of broken pavements. Many of the curb cuts were far too steep (i.e steeper that recommended guidelines) or angled in a way that after you came down the cut, you weren't positioned in the direction you needed to go. To me, this is frustrating, but the reality of old buildings, old pavement, and attempts at "doing the right thing" that didn't follow the guidelines, which I have seen in many places.

Better than I expected for such an old city, London had gone out of their way to improve accessibility when compared to the other UK cities we visited on this trip.

The mobility scooter gave me the freedom to explore every inch of London which I couldn't have done while waiting for a new knee and hobbling along on a crutch.

I take before and after use photos if they are required