Using Public Transport

Ben

In principle, they should look at what you can do on the majority of days but it would be naive to suggest that it does not have the potential to be taken out of context.

However, I think you need to look at the message you are trying to put to those assessing in the first place, reading your post you include elements from three different Descriptors but by doing so may not score for any of them.

At the very least you need to decide whether you are unable to undertake a journey or you cannot follow a route to a destination. These two tasks are mutually exclusive of each other and arguing for one will defeat your ability to meet the other.

Gordon

Ben

If you cannot leave your home then it is the former that applies and not the latter!

Gordon

Ben wrote: Sorry i'm confused Gordon.

If i can't leave my home on the majority of days then isn't it that PIP descriptor that applies most to me.rather than the fact i always need someone with me on the very rare occasions i go to an unfamiliar area.?

I'm not disagreeing with you but in your previous post you said that the "latter" applied which was following a route and not unable to undertake a journey.

Gordon