Owners of Electric Mopeds often wonder about the need for a licence to use the vehicle on the road. As all electric means of transportation, electric mopeds follow a set of regulations which need to be met. Compared to electric bicycles, which do not require a licence, Electric Mopeds fall under the same category of requirements as regular mopeds.

Back in 2014, the trend of mobility scooters was researched by the Research Institute of Customer Affairs. The data about the market and its receivers proved how invaluable those mobility aids had become. The trend keeps true up to this day and as the mobility scooter's popularity keeps growing, future surveys might allow even better possibilities to gather invaluable research material.

If you plan to tackle any terrain with mobility scooter, it is best to learn first which places definitely avoid. This post will detail everything, all the dangers of possible obstacles that might hinder or damage your mobility scooter.

This has been unexpected but our manufacturer Veleco managed to surprise us with SAGITTA moped. New product from their line of luxury electric scooters sure is unexpected. However, it is also very welcome!

According to DVLA, mobility scooters are allowed on the road if they meet certain criteria. Driver and Licensing Agency in the UK states clearly which vehicle can or cannot be registered.