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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Mobility Scooters at Windsor Castle, Hampton Court Palace, Kew Gardens, Kew Palace, Leeds Castle and Warwick Castle: What Each Says About Bringing Your Own, Borrowing or Hiring One, Lifts and Where Scooters Are Not Allowed (England)
What the operators’ own accessibility pages say about mobility scooters at Windsor Castle, Hampton Court Palace, Kew Gardens, Kew Palace, Leeds Castle and Warwick…
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Mobility Scooters at Alton Towers, Chessington, LEGOLAND Windsor, Thorpe Park and Paultons Park: What Each Park Says About Bringing Your Own, Hire Prices and Deposits, Hills, Ride Queues and the Fireworks Platform (England)
What Alton Towers, Chessington, LEGOLAND Windsor, Thorpe Park and Paultons Park say on their own pages about bringing a mobility scooter, hiring one, deposits,…
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Mobility Scooters at the British Museum, Science Museum, National Gallery, Tate, Queen’s House and V&A: What Each Says About Charging, Speed Limiters, Lifts and Loans (London, England)
What the British Museum, Science Museum, National Gallery, Tate, Queen’s House and V&A say on their own pages about mobility scooters, charging, speed limiters,…
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A Ramp, Wider Door, Porch or Shed for a Mobility Scooter at Home in England: What the Planning Portal Says About Planning Permission, Building Regulations, Permitted Development Limits, Listed Buildings and Fee Exemption
What the Planning Portal’s Accessible adaptations guide and its porch and outbuilding pages say about planning permission, building regulations and fee exemption for a…
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Hiring a Mobility Scooter at a Zoo: What London Zoo, Whipsnade, Edinburgh Zoo, Chester Zoo and Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm Say About Hire Fees, Deposits, Booking, Hills and the Chester Boat Trip
What five zoos’ own accessibility pages say about hiring a mobility scooter: fees of 10 or 20 pounds, refundable deposits, how to book, hills…
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Taking a Mobility Scooter on Megabus, Citylink and FlixBus Coaches: What Each Operator’s Own Pages Say About the Luggage Hold, Part Weights of 23kg and 20kg, Seated Travel, Notice and E-Scooters
What Citylink, Megabus and FlixBus say on their own pages about carrying a mobility scooter in the coach luggage hold, the 23kg and 20kg…
