I wonder if they are hoping to justify that claimant has no memory difficulties if they can say what their car is. Or maybe that they can engage socially if they manage to 'chat' with the assessor about this?? On his driving test [which he passed] years ago a friend was asked about driving a big car as he took the test in a Cortina. So maybe if you have a big car you have the power to lift saucepans, or a small one [hard to get in and out of] you can get on and off the toilet easily??? See other recent thread about what situations count as social eg the assessment itself is NOT a social situation. Denby
There should be no sneekyness/underhand involved in assessements full stop. it is tottaly wrong and corrupt. the gp or consultant would not play tricks on you to make you have a urodynamics test or put a camera up ypur front .
