Mobility scooters FAQ
Do you own an electric mobility scooter or are you thinking of buying one?
If so, please consider the following questions:
- Q: Can I store the mobility scooter safely and charge the battery?
- Q: Where can I store my mobility scooter?
- Q: What about insurance for theft, damage or an accident
- Q: How to apply for scooter storage
- Q: What does the law say about mobility scooters?
- Q: How do I look after my mobility scooter?
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Can I store the mobility scooter safely and charge the battery?
A:This is very important. We only provide secure mobility scooter storage for residents at a few of our Housing For Older People schemes.
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Where can I store my mobility scooter?
A:If you live in a flat, and you are unable to store the scooter inside your flat.
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What about insurance for theft, damage or an accident
A:There is no legal requirement for you to take out insurance but there are companies who provide it.
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How to apply for scooter storage
A:Contact us for further advice and to request an application form.
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What does the law say about mobility scooters?
A:It depends if your mobility scooter is class 2 or 3.
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How do I look after my mobility scooter?
A:It is important to look after your mobility scooter, just as you would look after a car.
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