Product launches, accessible travel and support updates — with publication dates and links to the original reports.
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Mobility in Motion has partnered with the Amputation Foundation to improve awareness, access and support around driving solutions for people with limb loss.
Read the storyA Worcestershire partnership is expanding discharge support and assistive technology access for unpaid carers supporting people at home.
Read the storyIreland’s government announced funding for digital and assistive technology projects, with CREATE III targeting service delivery and accessible digital education.
Read the storyNine fans tested GiveVision headsets at Edgbaston during The Hundred’s Midlands derby, using live footage to follow cricket alongside the stadium crowd.
Read the storyTwo control modes and removable wheel batteries offer a different route to powered mobility on a manual chair.
Read the storyCTRL+5 adds a hands-free way to activate programmed seating functions while retaining physical controls.
Read the storyPQ-365 is presented as a free mobile companion bringing Pride Mobility and Quantum Rehab resources into one platform.
Read the storyThe source explains that EU mobility-scooter users generally need no driving licence, while national classifications and traffic rules can differ.
Read the storyIn a June 2024 guide, Pride Mobility described how different scooter designs may suit indoor use, travel, comfort and outdoor activities.
Read the storyPride Mobility highlights portability, handling, transport and individual requirements when discussing features of folding mobility scooters.
Read the storyAll-terrain scooters are designed for challenging outdoor environments, with selection shaped by lifestyle, mobility needs and intended terrain.
Read the storyPride Mobility describes compact Class 2 scooters for pavements, footpaths, errands and seasonal travel, highlighting portability, controls and battery options.
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