Discover the world of powered mobility scooters. If you don’t know your class 2 from your class 3, or cannot decide whether you need a folding scooter or a pavement scooter, then start reading here. To buy, head to the mobility scooter shop. For more advice see our OT mobility scooter recommendations.
What better way to celebrate springtime than to get outside to enjoy the fresh air and sunshine? We have some great new mobility scooters this year that are prefect for shopping, sightseeing and exploring nature, so if you're looking for a new scooter for Spring, read on.
One of the most common questions customers ask us is, where can they legally drive their mobility scooter? There is so much misunderstanding on this topic that mobility scooter owners are often just as concerned that they are breaking rules as able bodied members of the public who are often quick to criticise and complain. So today we'll put everybody straight and answer the most common questio...
Spring is here and as the days grow longer and warmer, now is the time to start your search for a new mobility scooter. We have some excellent new models this year to tell you about and several are just perfect for some springtime adventures.
You might be tempted to lock your mobility scooter away over the winter months, thinking that the inclement weather will cause more trouble than it's worth. If you do decide to forget about your scooter until the weather improves, try to store it indoors if you have the space. Also be sure to fully charge the batteries before detaching them from your mobility scooter and storing them indoors so...
Encountering an inaccessible area while using a mobility scooter is incredibly frustrating, made even more so by how often it can happen. Fortunately, you can buy a number of different ramp types to help you make many inaccessible areas accessible.
It is a genuine triumph of modern engineering. Let’s take a closer look at the Micromus and see how it stacks up alongside the other folding mobility scooters.
For many people 3 wheels are better than 4. We have 3 wheel folding scooters, pavement scooters and road legal mobility scooters. If you are looking for a stylish mobility scooters, 3 wheels wins every time.
If you’re a mobility scooter owner it’s important to be aware of the responsibility to drive the vehicle safely. To ensure that you’re as unlikely as possible to have an accident we’ve put together a mobility scooter driving guide for situations both indoors and out.
Throughout the winter months its not that uncommon for mobility scooters to be stored away for long periods. Here's how to inspect and prepare yours for the spring season.
Summer is the time of year when many people decide that it's time for a well-deserved holiday, whether they choose to stay within the UK or travel abroad by car, plane or cruise. However, if you suffer from mobility problems you may feel as if visiting foreign countries is too much hassle, especially if you need assistance walking or you cannot walk very far without feeling tired or uncomfortab...
CareCo is not part of the Motability scheme. The UK Motability scheme is a government-backed initiative designed to help people with disabilities gain access to mobility aids and vehicles, enhancing their independence and quality of life.
The Maximus delivers the very latest mobility scooter technology in a sleek design and with comfortable features, but can still be folded and carried in the boot of a small car. It offers complete independence and freedom to those living with a range of mobility challenges.
For those of us who are young at heart we at CareCo believe we’ve found the two mobility scooters for you! The TriGlide Cruiser is not just any standard Mobility Scooter, it is designed to look just like a Harley Davidson Motor Bike. Going down the street on one of these mobility scooters people won’t believe you’re riding a mobility scooter and will think you’re drive...
One of the most common questions customers ask about mobility scooters is whether or not they can cope with steep hills. All scooters differ, so it is never possible to give a standard reply. However, scooters are tested by manufactures and slope and gradient information is usually given in the product manuals, which we share on our product listings.
What Determines Maximum Possible Slope?
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It’s safe to say that purchasing my power-chair changed my life for the better. However, something I’ve been asked many times over the last few years is why I opted for a power-chair, rather than a mobility scooter… and whether I had any advice for those trying to make that choice themselves.
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Natasha Bruce-Jones is an Occupational Therapist who is passionate about improving independence and quality of life for those with difficulties.