What are reduced mobility vehicles?
Reduced mobility vehicles help people with temporary or permanent physical limitations move more easily, improving independence, safety and quality of life.
What is considered a reduced mobility vehicle?
It is any personal transport device designed for people who have difficulty walking or moving normally, including mobility scooters, powered wheelchairs and adapted motorcycles.
They usually have speed limits and specific safety features focused on autonomy rather than speed.
Typical features:
- Simple ergonomic controls.
- Quiet electric motors.
- Compact design for indoor and outdoor use.
What is reduced mobility and how many types exist?
Reduced mobility means difficulty moving independently due to disability, age, injury or illness.
Main types:
Permanent reduced mobility: long-term disability.
Temporary reduced mobility: injury or recovery period.
Progressive or mild mobility limitation: gradual decline.
What are the 3 types of vehicle for reduced mobility?
Mobility scooter
Electric three- or four-wheel urban transport.
Electric motorcycles for disabled people
Adapted bikes with extended range.
Foldable mobility scooter
Compact and travel-friendly models.
When are you considered to have reduced mobility?
When a person has difficulty moving independently due to disability, age, illness or injury.
Medical certification may officially recognise this status.
Adapted vehicles significantly improve independence and quality of life.
FAQ
Do I need a licence for a mobility scooter?
Usually not, depending on local rules.
Can they be used indoors?
Yes, many are designed for indoor use.
Are mobility scooters safe?
Yes, when properly used and compliant with regulations.
Usually not, depending on local rules.
Can they be used indoors?
Yes, many are designed for indoor use.
Are mobility scooters safe?
Yes, when properly used and compliant with regulations.
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