Power Mobility Scooter St. Pete Rental

• Electric Motor: Provides the power for movement, controlled by the user
• Battery System: Rechargeable batteries are the power source, and range varies by model and use.
• Tiller/Handlebars: Used to steer the scooter and typically houses the controls for speed, direction, and the horn.
• Seat: Designed for comfort and support, often swiveling to allow for easier access.
• Platform: A stable area where the user places their feet.
• Braking System: Usually automatic, engaging when the user releases the throttle.
• Chassis/Frame: The main structure of the scooter. 

Mobility scooters are used to help people maintain independence by enabling them to travel greater distances than they could on foot, whether for shopping, visiting friends, or getting around their home [1]. They differ from power wheelchairs in that scooters typically have a steering column (tiller) and a seat similar to a conventional scooter, while power wheelchairs are generally controlled via a joystick.