After years of research, the Breeze C Mobility Scooter may soon be out in the market.

Company engineers have approved the release of the said scooter after the scooter underwent extensive and detailed testing by highly experienced members of Afikim’s team & real-life long-time drivers.

Thanks to a community scheme, Pete Hillebrandt from Honiton has received a mobility scooter to improve his mobility problems. The scheme was a brainchild of a former resident of the area and becomes a positive solution to Hillebrandt who is suffering from bad health.

Drugs are a bane of society and seeing even disabled people pushing drugs is really frustrating. Just take the case of this disabled man who was caught selling heroin from the back of his mobility scooter.

With only one leg, riding a mobility scooter in his predicament will surely be deceiving. Unfortunately, being a drug addict does take its toll and the money factor is certain to be a part in this. Too bad Blundering Michael Davies!

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The Scooter Store has once again touched the life of a woman who is missing a hip. Sabrina Ahmed shared that she had to shuffle from room to room very slowly to get anything done in her home and had ordered a powered wheelchair through her insurance which eventually didn’t work out.

Here is a modern looking mobility vehicle that should give X-Men fans something familiar. The first person to try out the Toyota I-Real is Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama and could be the future of mobility scooters.

Being handicapped is no excuse for anyone to get drunk while technically driving. Such was the case for Nigel Lee Drummond who was caught on CCTV drunk while swerving through a town center.

Here is an economical three-wheeled scooter for people looking at luxurious ways to move around. The Rally Three Wheeled scooters carries a futuristic style in a small scooter class.

As the demand and use of mobility scooters continue to increase, Halsfords is taking a crack at selling mobility scooters and wheelchairs for the very first time to cater to the aging population.

Various electric-powered vehicles are coming out in the market, mostly two-wheeled but there is one that comes in three. And that is this three-wheeled bikeboard, Swiss-engineered bikes that run silently aside from the sound of the motor.

A disabled woman lost her electric scooter in Clackamas Town but eventually got it back, in pieces! And while the recovered scooter was practically in shambles, Theresa Soto still wanted it back maybe for sentimental value reasons.