The first vehicle somewhat resembling a mobility scooter was introduced in 1954, and billed by Sears as an electric wheelchair. It bore a large seat, an extra large battery capacity and a three-wheeled design. However … See more

A mobility scooter has a seat over three, four or more wheels, sometimes a flat area or foot plates for the feet, and handlebars or a delta … See more

When it comes to Mobility Scooters they are typically categorized into the following categories:
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In the UK, mobility scooters are available with government subsidy under the Motability scheme; but only to under 65s judged as having … See more

Assistive and small sit-down electric mobility scooters provide important advantages to people with mobility problems throughout the world. A scooter is useful for … See more

While a mobility scooter eliminates much of the manual strength problems of an unpowered wheelchair, its tiller steering mechanism still requires upright posture, shoulder See more

• Amigo Mobility
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• Invalid carriage
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