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During this unprecedented crisis, we are still here to help you buy a scooter or have your scooter serviced, all remotely and without any physical contact with our staff. And by disinfecting our products before delivery, you can be confident we will keep you safe from infection.

Brand new mobility scooters come with a price tag. But there are ways to save money on them. Here are some of the ways that …

Yes, clicking that big shiny Buy Button is exhilarating, cathartic, soothing, sometimes terrifying. But when it comes to mobility scooters and powerchairs, it’s a no-no.

Having a home demonstration takes a lot of hassle out of trialling a new scooter or powerchair. Scooters Australia have been doing home demonstrations for over 25 years – it’s what most of our customers ask for when they ring us.

Recently we sent out a few feelers to ask some of our customers what exactly they use their scooters for. Who knows better than scooter users what their benefits are! Here are just a few that showcase what scooters do best.

Mobility Scooters can be used on buses, trains, and ferries, however there are restrictions on which ones. In practice, small scooters like the Luggie are suitable, whereas medium to large scooters are not. We’ll go in to the nitty gritty below.

Everything good in life gets old. Including your mobility scooter. However there are ways to keep it footpath-worthy for longer than you might think. Here’s how you do it.

Sydney University invited Scooters Australia and Permobil to their 2nd-year student open day last month to learn more about scooters and powerchairs.

With the rising cost of energy concerning everyone, we thought we’d talk a bit about what that means for scooter owners.

Standards Australia has released a draft standard for mobility scooters that effectively bans them from being used on public transport.

Electric scooters are one of the safest ways to get around. It’s actually more dangerous travelling in a car or even walking as a pedestrian than it is to use a scooter.