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Research ranking
Cobham service station on the M25 received the highest result in Complete Care Shop’s assessment, scoring 92 out of 100. The retailer said its research used publicly available information to compare major UK motorway service stations and help disabled motorists, carers and families plan journeys.
Facilities highlighted
The service area was recognised for a registered Changing Places toilet, detailed AccessAble guidance and virtual access information available before travel. The assessment also identified accessible fuel, shopping and dining facilities. Cherwell Valley on the M40 ranked second with 89 points, while Exeter on the M5 placed third with 88.
Why information matters
The source notes that uncertainty about roadside facilities can increase anxiety for disabled travellers, particularly when lifts, steps or other provisions are unsuitable. Complete Care Shop Managing Director Venessa Hodgson said the ranking is intended to give travellers clearer information about stops, including step-free routes and Changing Places facilities, before they begin a journey.
