Get out and about with confidence
Plain-English guides to choosing a mobility scooter, the rules of the road and pavement, and taking your scooter on buses, trains, days out and holidays across the UK.
Where are you heading?
Guides for every part of scooter life
Buying the right scooter, knowing the rules, travelling further and making home work for you.
Funding and grants where you live
Government schemes, benefits and grants that can pay for or contribute to a mobility scooter, country by country.
Mobility scooter rules by country
A few scooters worth a look
Zest
Lightweight scooter that takes apart into liftable components for the car boot.
up to 16 miles · 4 mph · 21 stone (135 kg) · 50 kg total · Class 2
View at TGA MobilityGoGo Elite Traveller Sport
4 mph, 18 amp battery
View on AmazonBreeze Midi 4
Mid size 8 mph scooter with all round suspension, listed as vehicle class 3.
up to 34 miles (long range battery) · 8 mph · 23.5 stone (150 kg) · 120 kg total · Class 3
View at TGA Mobility
Maxima
Ultra heavy duty design carrying users up to 35 st 10 lbs, in 3 or 4 wheel versions.
up to 20 miles · 6 mph · 35 st 10 lbs (226.75 kg) · 83 kg (3 wheel) or 89 kg (4 wheel) without batteries
View at Pride MobilitySupersport
Three wheel scooter with all terrain ability, high ground clearance and pneumatic tyres.
up to 35 miles · 8 mph · 31 stone (200 kg) · 119 kg total · Class 3
View at TGA MobilityAs an Amazon Associate, Easy Mobility Scooter earns from qualifying purchases.
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RHS Gardens on a Mobility Scooter: Loan Vehicles, Booking and Routes at Harlow Carr, Rosemoor and Bridgewater (England)
Visiting RHS gardens on a mobility scooter: free loan vehicles at Harlow Carr and Rosemoor, online booking at Bridgewater, suggested routes, carers and limits.
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A Free Cinema Companion Ticket: How the CEA Card Works for People With Limited Mobility, Including Eligibility, Cost and Limits (UK)
How the UK Cinema Association’s CEA Card gives one free companion ticket: who is eligible, the application fee, validity, limits and what cinemas must…
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London Dial-a-Ride for Scooter Users: Membership, the At-Home Assessment and How Booking Works (England)
Transport for London’s Dial-a-Ride for mobility scooter users: who can join, what the application asks about your scooter, the home assessment and booking limits.
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Café Tables and A-Boards on the Pavement: What the Pavement Licence Guidance Says About Obstruction for Wheelchair and Scooter Users (England)
How England’s pavement licences treat café tables and A-boards: the no-obstruction condition, 1500mm and 2000mm widths, objecting to an application and enforcement.
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Free Bus Travel for Disabled People in Wales: Who Qualifies for the Concessionary Travel Card, Walking Difficulty and Companion Passes (Wales)
Wales’ free bus pass for disabled people: who qualifies, how walking difficulty is judged, the evidence needed, companion cards and what the card does…
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Mobility Scooter Rules in the USA: Sidewalks, Roads, the ADA and Public Transit
Where you can ride a mobility scooter in the US: state pedestrian rules, your ADA access rights, and what federal rules say about buses…
