6-8 Mph
Mobility Scooters

Yes, these scooters are typically classified as Class 3 invalid carriages in the UK. They can be used on roads but must follow specific rules.

No, you don't need a driving license. However, you must be 14 or over to drive a Class 3 vehicle on the road, and it's crucial to familiarize yourself with road safety rules.

Range varies by model, but many 6 to 8 mph scooters can travel between 20-40 miles on a single charge. Factors like terrain, user weight, and speed affect this range.

While designed primarily for outdoor use, many models can be used indoors. However, their larger size may make them less maneuverable in tight indoor spaces compared to smaller mobility scooters.

The main differences are speed capability and legal classification. 6-8 mph scooters (Class 3) can be used on roads and have more robust construction, while 4 mph scooters (Class 2) are for pavement use only.

Most 6 to 8 mph scooters are designed to handle various terrains, including pavements, roads, and moderately rough surfaces. However, capabilities can vary between models.

Regular maintenance includes keeping batteries charged, checking tire pressure, and occasional servicing of moving parts. It's also important to keep the scooter clean, especially after use in wet or muddy conditions.