Can you take a mobility scooter on a train?
Do you like to get out and about and need to know whether you can take a mobility scooter on a train in the UK? Or, maybe you’re looking for some
specific mobility scooters that are good for train trips? If so, this article is for you.
Are you allowed to take a mobility scooter on a train?
Yes, it’s possible to take a mobility scooter on a train in the UK. However, it will depend on the train operator’s policies which types or models of mobility scooters they allow. For example, some train operators may only allow Class 2 mobility scooters, or place restrictions on the size and weight of your scooter.
Here are quick links to some of the main UK train operators’ mobility scooter policies:
The bottom line is, always check with the train operator before your journey.
What’s the best mobility scooter for train trips?
The best mobility scooters for train trips are compact, folding mobility scooters, which are convenient for you to travel with and meet train operator requirements. In the Felgains range of mobility scooters, here are the three best suited for train trips.
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Novus Manual Fold+ Mobility Scooter Folded Dimensions: 41cm (61in) L x 54.5cm (21.5in) W x 67cm (26.3in) H Transport Weight: 19.8kg Battery: 10Ah Lithium Price: £1395.00 |
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Vitus Elite Autofold Mobility Scooter Folded Dimensions: 45cm (17.7in) L x 57cm (22.4in) W x 70cm (27.5in) H Transport Weight: 25kg Battery: 10Ah Lithium Price: £2095.00 |
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Mirage Folding Mobility Scooter Folded Dimensions: 100cm (39.3in) L x 45cm (17.7in) W x 42cm (16.5in) H (with basket on) Transport Weight: 14.7kg Battery: 10Ah Lithium (Or Optional 21Ah) Price: £2295.00 |
Summary
I trust this article helped you understand whether you can take a mobility scooter on a train, and the best types for train trips. If you have any questions, or you’d like to book a test drive for yourself, please just get in touch.
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