Can you bring the “Scooty” Ultra lightweight Mobility Scooter on a plane? Yes! Scooty complies with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations for traveling internationally with mobility scooters and lithium-ion batteries. The FAA’s new rule on batteries is geared specifically to large shipments of lithium-ion batteries. It does not affect individuals’ ability to carry lithium-ion devices on flights or your ability to travel with your Scooty mobility scooter. Scooty uses a lithium battery rated at 288 watt-hours. Ask at airport check in desk for a gate check in label and ride Scooty rig ..read more

Getting out and about, making precious memories is priceless, especially after the last couple of years having all the restrictions in place, and that is where our exclusive lightweight folding mobility scooter Scooty could help you. One of our customers has recently sent us a photograph of Scooty at the TT Races in Isle of Man, Scooty is helping him to be able to get back once again doing what he enjoys, being able to get around the TT races with ease. He also now plans to get out and about with Scooty on many more adventures, we can’t wait to see further photos. Scooty is also travel friendl ..read more

Scooty Mobility are based in Southport in the North West and we supply various lightweight folding mobility scooters all over the world but predominantly in the UK. We are a small family-owned company with over 50 years of combined experience and we have been successfully trading for over 25 years providing quality scooters in the mobility products market, and now specialising in Very Lightweight Folding Mobility Scooters. Our “Scooty” flagship model is the lightest mobility scooter in the world and is available only from us Scooty Mobility. Affordable, Top-Quality Lightweight Folding Disabili ..read more

Can you bring the “Scooty” Ultra lightweight Mobility Scooter on a plane? Yes! Scooty complies with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations for traveling internationally with mobility scooters and lithium-ion batteries. The FAA’s new rule on batteries is geared specifically to large shipments of lithium-ion batteries. It does not affect individuals’ ability to carry lithium-ion devices on flights or your ability to travel with your Scooty mobility scooter. Scooty uses a lithium battery rated at 288 watt-hours. Ask at airport check in desk for a gate check in label and ride Scooty rig ..read more

A mobility scooter can be an excellent way of getting around; they’re fast, they’re reliable, and they’re convenient. More than that, they can allow people with restricted manoeuvrability a chance to get out of the house, or to even regain some of their independence. There are all sorts of reasons that someone might be considering a mobility scooter: perhaps they have restricted movement in their body, or maybe they suffer from chronic pain or discomfort – everyone has different needs. A mobility scooter can cater to a variety of conditions, giving so many people an opportunity to keep doing t ..read more

Getting out and about, making precious memories is priceless, especially after the last couple of years having all the restrictions in place, and that is where our exclusive lightweight folding mobility scooter Scooty could help you. One of our customers has recently sent us a photograph of Scooty at the TT Races in Isle of Man, Scooty is helping him to be able to get back once again doing what he enjoys, being able to get around the TT races with ease. He also now plans to get out and about with Scooty on many more adventures, we can’t wait to see further photos. Scooty is also travel friendl ..read more

Mobility scooters can help you to be more independent and get around your home and town on your own. If you have any kind of mobility problem, then a mobility scooter can restore your quality of life. The problem is that it can be difficult to choose one. There’s a lot to consider. Here are some things to consider before buying a mobility scooter. 1. Consider Your Own Personal Needs If you are tall you may need a scooter with extra legroom. Also think about weight restrictions and things such as back problems. You may want to consider getting a scooter that has a swivelling seat that make ..read more

Scooty Mobility are based in Southport in the North West and we supply various lightweight folding mobility scooters all over the world but predominantly in the UK. We are a small family-owned company with over 50 years of combined experience and we have been successfully trading for over 25 years providing quality scooters in the mobility products market, and now specialising in Very Lightweight Folding Mobility Scooters. Our “Scooty” flagship model is the lightest mobility scooter in the world and is available only from us Scooty Mobility. Affordable, Top-Quality Lightweight Folding Disabili ..read more

Mobility scooters can be life changing for those with limited mobility. They can make daily journeys and activities a lot easier, for things as small as just popping to the shop. There are different types of mobility scooters to suit different people.  You must consider these things when buying a mobility scooter:       What will your use of the mobility scooter be for?       Where will you use it?       Will you need to access public transport or other vehicles with it?       How much do you weigh and h ..read more

A mobility scooter can be an excellent way of getting around; they’re fast, they’re reliable, and they’re convenient. More than that, they can allow people with restricted manoeuvrability a chance to get out of the house, or to even regain some of their independence. There are all sorts of reasons that someone might be considering a mobility scooter: perhaps they have restricted movement in their body, or maybe they suffer from chronic pain or discomfort – everyone has different needs. A mobility scooter can cater to a variety of conditions, giving so many people an opportunity to keep doing t ..read more