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Lightweight
and easy to transport, these scooters usually disassemble into a
few parts so you can store them in the trunk. You must ensure
that any small scooter you lease will fit easily in your car and
that you or your caregiver are physically able to lift it easily
into the trunk. These scooters are often made with a lighter
frame to make them easier to transport, but this means there is
a limit to the weight of the passenger they can carry and the
distance they can travel before the battery needs to be charged.
Considerations
- Compact and light.
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Fold or disassemble for storage and/or transport.
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Can be used around the house.
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Includes lights, turn signals and horn.
- Generally have a lower maximum weight capacity, typically up
to 135kg or 21 stone.
- They have a smaller average range that can be traveled without
needing to charge the battery, typically to a maximum of around
10 miles.
Generally
more robust and able to carry more weight than small scooters,
medium scooters can travel at speeds of up to 10 km/h. They are
not as easy to fold or disassemble, so transporting them in a
car can be more difficult.
Suitable
for longer distances and rougher surfaces, these scooters can
carry between 20 and 30 bricks (up to a maximum of 250 kg) of
passenger weight.
Due to the size of these scooters, you will need space to store
them in a secure, locked area.
You can drive up to 8 miles per hour on the road (4 miles per
hour on sidewalks).
Considerations
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Can be driven in road traffic with approval .
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Top speed of 8 km/h .
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Generally have larger seats and can carry more weight.
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Generally have a longer battery range, meaning they can go
further between charges, typically up to 25 or 30 miles.
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Need more storage space in a secure, locked area.
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Includes lights, turn signals and horn.xsdf
