The controversial scheme has divided opinion since being announced

Motability has paused its controversial Drive Smart black box tracking system following widespread criticism

Motability rules are undergoing a significant change on July 1

The Blue Badge scheme benefits millions of motorists but some could be missing out

Six groups of people automatically qualify for a Blue Badge while 13 others can get one depending on their condition

New figures have shown a 'significant' proportion of disabled people are losing their vehicles under the Black Box scheme

People who reach pension age do not automatically qualify for one of the disabled parking permits

The Government has responded to a petition signed by more than 40,000 people calling for Motability scheme changes to be scrapped

A Blue Badge is a parking permit that enables disabled people to get closer to their destination but there are strict rules on where holders can and cannot park

New black boxes detect bad driving - and if people do for two consecutive weeks after a warning they could lose their car

The Department for Work and Pensions has responded after Motability halved the annual mileage allowance with users facing a 25p charge on every mile beyond that

All you need to know as the new black boxes will be fitted for all drivers leasing their first vehicle through the Motability Scheme and all under 30s

Blue Badges can be life-changing for those with disabilities or health conditions that affect their mobility, offering parking concessions and access to disabled bays

From this week, some drivers will have to have tracking devices - and cars

The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency has issued a reminder for motorists