That the Parliament commends ScotRail’s decision to change its policy in regard to mobility aids on trains in Scotland; acknowledges the action taken by the ScotRail team in changing its policy following what it sees as constructive discussions with disabled people; understands that changes include scooter users now being able to remain on their scooter while they travel with ScotRail, removing the need to transfer to a seat, booking in advance no longer being mandatory for mobility aid travellers, enhancing the freedoms of disabled people when travelling, and particular wheelchair attachments no longer being considered incompatible with ScotRail policy, ensuring that no disabled person is treated as a burden due to the aids that they rely on; further understands that these changes took effect on 3 December 2024; appreciates what it sees as the support and expertise that Tanni Grey-Thompson and Anthony Jennings provided in securing these policy changes; considers that there is still more to be done in order to secure equality for disabled people when accessing rail travel, but believes that this is a good example of coproduction to ensure that travel becomes more accessible for all.