Understanding Mobility Scooters


A mobility scooter must satisfy the following:

  1. Has 3 or more wheels and a single footboard supported by the wheels;
  2. Is steered by handlebars (including a delta tiller);
  3. Has only one seat behind the footboard (i.e. devices with multiple seats are not considered mobility scooters);
  4. Is designed to carry only one individual who is unable to walk or has difficulties walking; and
  5. Is propelled by a motor that forms part of the vehicle.

Mobility scooters can be used on all public paths. Mobility scooters are not allowed on roads. 

New Regulations for Personal Mobility Aids (PMAs), including Mobility Scooters


Registration of Mobility Scooters


All mobility scooters and its equivalents, including manual wheelchairs with motorised attachments, meant for use on public paths will need to be registered by 1 January 2029.

Mandatory Registration of New Mobility Scooters for Retailers/Businesses

List of Authorised Inspection Centres (AICs)

Registration and Identification Mark


Transferring Ownership of Mobility Scooters
 

Steps to Transfer Ownership of Mobility Scooters