Payment of the mobility allowance, both to a person who owns a vehicle and a person without a vehicle, may terminate if
- One of the conditions of entitlement to a mobility allowance ceased to exist or did not exist.
The person with limited mobility died.
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The vehicle was sold
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Six months passed from the date on which the Medical Institute for Road Safety determined new driving restrictions requiring replacement of the vehicle, the person with limited mobility did not replace his vehicle and there is no one to drive him in the vehicle.
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The person with limited mobility has not used the vehicle for at least three consecutive months.
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The person with limited mobility has been hospitalized for at least three consecutive months and is not entitled to an allowance (for a person without a vehicle who is living in an institution).
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Three months have passed since the vehicle was stolen, destroyed or damaged, and an appraiser authorized by the National Insurance Institute determined that the vehicle cannot be repaired, such that the person with limited mobility can continue to use it.
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Three months have passed since the vehicle was damaged due to an accident, and an appraiser authorized by the National Insurance Institute determined that the vehicle cannot be repaired such that the person with limited mobility can continue to use it.
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The person with limited mobility left the country for a period of over one calendar month. If he received a mobility allowance for a period of at least three consecutive months before leaving the country, the allowance will be stopped only at the end of six consecutive months from the date of his departure from Israel.