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Mobility Scooter Types

1. Portable Mobility Scooters with a top speed of 4 mph can easily dismantles into manageable pieces for easy transportation in a car, train, boat or aircraft. 
2. Pavement Mobility Scooters with a top speed of 4mph are ideal for everyday use and have a top speed of 4mph
3. 8mph Road Legal Mobility Scooters are suitable to use on the road and for rough terrains with the added benefits of lights, indicators and ranges up to 35 miles per battery charge.

All our mobility scooters come with:-

• Free Nationwide Delivery direct to your home
• Specialist Engineer delivery and set up available (for additional £95)
• Full 12 month warranty included
• Nationwide network of engineers for local service and support

More Than Mobility is independent and offers a wide range of electric disability mobility scooters from many manufacturers such as Pride, TGA, Electric Mobility, Roma Medical, Sunrise Medical, Days, Shoprider and many more. Even if the model you would like is not featured on the More Than Mobility website we can usually source other models for you at great prices.  Let us guide you through selecting the right one for you.  To view our range of mobility products click on the relevant category above or call us on 0800 046 3949 today! 

Mobility Scooter Frequently Asked Questions

How far will my mobility scooter travel?

Ranges vary depending on the model, usually ranging from 8 to 35 miles.  Please check the specification on each of the mobility scooter product pages.

What is the maximum user weight capacity?

Each mobility scooter will have a different maximum user weight so check the specification on each of the mobility scooter product pages.

Do I need to take a driving test?

No, currently there are no legal requirements to undertake a test to drive a mobility scooter.  However we recommend you drive with consideration to pedestrians and the highway code be obeyed at all times.  

How do I maintain my mobility scooter?

New mobility scooters require very little maintenance other than we recommend an annual service.   It is recommended that certain steps are undertaken to ensure long life.

• Keep the Battery Charged Daily – we recommend you charge your mobility scooter every day whether you use it or not.  Charging periods should last for approximately 8 hours
• Keep the Mobility Scooter Clean and store in a dry place away from the rain, wind and cold areas
• Check the tyre pressure regularly
• Do not overload your mobility scooter

What is the warranty period?

All our new mobility scooters come with a full 12 month's warranty.  If you would like to protect yourself beyond the first 12 month’s please view our extended warranty products or call us on 0800 046 3949 for more details.

Do I need to take our insurance?

Although insurance is not compulsory yet, the Department of Transport states: ‘Although it is not a legal requirement, an insurance policy is strongly advised."  We therefore recommend that you take out insurance on your mobility scooter to cover in the event of accidental damage (including fire, theft and malicious damage) and personal liability arising from its ownership or use.  For more information on our insurance policies please view our 1 - 3 year insurance products or call us on 0800 046 3949.

Do I need to apply for a tax disc?

Mobility scooters are divided into three classifications under the Use of Invalid Carriages on the Highways Regulations 1988:

1.       Classification 1

a.       These are manual wheelchairs, i.e. self-propelled or attendant propelled, not electrically propelled. These do not required to be registered with DVLA.

2.       Classification 2

a.       Covers powered wheelchairs and mobility scooters which are intended for footway/pavement use with a maximum speed of 4mph and an unladen weight not exceeding 113.4kgs.  These are not required to be registered with DVLA.

3.       Classification 3

a.       Classification 3 cover mechanically propelled invalid carriages that are constructed or adapted to be capable of exceeding a speed of 4mph but incapable of exceeding a speed of 8mph on the level under its own power. Such scooters are for both road and pavement use. They must also be fitted with a device capable of limiting the maximum speed to 4mph for use when travelling on footways/pavements. The unladen weight must not exceed 150kgs. These do required to be registered with DVLA.

How do I apply to register my class 3 invalid carriage?

If you are an owner of a class three mobility scooter (i.e. mobility scooters that can travel up to 8mph) you are required to register the vehicle with the DVLA and display a FREE tax disc. One you have registered the vehicle for the first time the DVLA will send a yearly reminder to renew the tax. Renewal can be undertaken in your local post office or over the phone or by the internet. No payment is currently required.

In order to register and license your mobility scooter you will need to complete and return a V55/4 form available from the DVLA. Evidence of the vehicle’s age (if available) will need to be submitted with the application together with documentation confirming the keeper’s name and address.  For more information see http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/DisabledPeople/HealthAndSupport/Equipment/DG_179937.