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In most European countries, you do not need insurance for a lightweight, travel mobility scooter, as these are usually considered medical devices rather than motor vehicles. However, the rules can vary depending on the country.

• In many EU member states, liability insurance is optional but recommended, as it protects you in case of accidental damage or injury to others.

• For larger or faster scooters, some countries may require registration or insurance.

• Always check the local regulations of the country where you plan to use your scooter, since requirements can differ across Europe.

While not always legally required, we advise considering at least personal liability insurance for peace of mind during travel.

Yes, most power chairs are designed for both indoor and outdoor use. Compact power chairs have a tight turning radius for easy indoor navigation, while rugged power chairs with larger wheels and suspension are suitable for outdoor terrain. Your dealer can help you select a model designed for your environment.

Yes, many travel mobility scooters are airline-approved and suitable for air travel. However, it’s important to check with your airline before flying, as rules may vary. Most airlines require the mobility scooter battery to be removed before boarding. Travel scooters typically use sealed, airline-safe lithium or gel batteries, making them convenient for frequent travelers.

Choosing the best mobility scooter or mobility aid depends on factors such as your physical needs, travel distance, portability, and comfort preferences. We recommend booking a free consultation or product demonstration with one of our authorised dealers. They can assess your needs and recommend the most suitable mobility solution for your independence and lifestyle.