Millar says in the two years she’s been part of the scheme, she has covered 42,000 miles and doesn’t “overuse” her car.
“I live an active life, I became disabled when I was younger and have made the best of it,” Millar said.
“I play basketball, I surf, I support vulnerable people that I have to drive to see.”
However, she said she is “most concerned” about going to hospital appointments.
“My specialists are based in Surrey and London, I drive about two to three times a week for treatment or therapy,” Millar added.
“It’s not possible for me to get a different car with my specifications. I’m a low-income person. I’m in a pickle.”
She added that she is worried about more vulnerable people than her.
“It’s not safe for every disabled person to access public transport, especially if you’re vulnerable.”