FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT
Mobility Scooter Insurance
Is a licence required to ride on the road with a mobility scooter?
You do not need to take a test or have a license to ride a mobility scooter, however, it is a legal requirement that only a disabled person can ride a Class 2 or 3 scooter. Although you don’t have to be registered as disabled, your disability must be an injury or medical condition that causes difficulty walking or a complete inability to walk.
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General Questions and Definitions
Does my mobility scooter need to be registered with the DVLA?
Can I pay monthly for my Mobility Scooter Insurance?
Is insurance needed for my mobility scooter?
What is a custom-built powered wheelchair?
What is Surewise National Scooter Database?
What is Mobility Scooter Puncture Care?
What is Wear and Tear?
Policy Questions
How to make a claim on your mobility scooter policy?
Does Mobility Scooter Insurance cover an attachment that makes a manual wheelchair a power-chair?
Does Mobility Scooter Insurance cover a custom-built powered wheelchair?
My scooter is second-hand and I do not have the original receipt, what else can I use as proof of purchase?
I have replaced my current mobility scooter, what do I next?
Is there any age limit on this policy?
Who else can I put on my insurance?
Is a licence required to ride on the road with a mobility scooter?