*Price of £38 per year applies to Mobility Scooter Lite cover.
Motability Enterprises Limited work in partnership with Fish Insurance and receive 5% commission for every sale they introduce to Fish Insurance. These funds are used by the Motability Foundation to help disabled people with their personal mobility
Mobility Scooter Cover from Fish Insurance
Our Mobility Scooter cover is designed to meet the needs of those looking to insure their scooter against loss or damage and protect themselves against third-party liability claims.
There’s an exclusive product offering available for Motability customers.
With no age limit, our policies are designed to protect mobility scooter users. Covering the basics such as accidental damage, third-party liability, and theft, as well as benefits you might not expect, like personal accident cover.
There is even 24/7 breakdown recovery included on our Standard and Extra level policies, and the option to add puncture care for an additional cost to help you feel confident getting out and about.
Key benefits at a glance
We offer three levels of cover so you can choose a policy to meet your needs. The cover levels vary depending on the policy you choose. Benefits include:
- No age limit
- Any user cover
- 24/7 breakdown recovery included with Standard and Extra level policies
- Liability cover, to protect you if you cause an accident or damage while using your mobility scooter
- Personal accident cover
- Accidental damage, theft, and vandalism cover
- Cost of hiring new equipment, if your mobility scooter needs to be repaired or replaced
- New-for-old replacement for scooters less than two years old for theft, and up to three years old for accidental damage. If you are not the first owner of the vehicle, claims will be settled on a market value basis instead
- Worldwide cover, including baggage handler cover
- Free access to Fish Benefits Portal, including discounts, rewards and perks on thousands of the brands you love in a variety of categories
For limitations and exclusions, please refer to the Insurance Product Information Documents (IPIDs) and Policy Wordings for our Mobility Scooter Lite, Standard, and Extra insurance policies.
Why choose this cover
Puncture care†
Covers the cost, including callout, of repairing a tyre puncture. No cover for damage to tyres used while punctured. Limit of £100 per callout and £200 per year applies.
Breakdown cover††
UK breakdown and accident assistance cover. This includes either recovery to your home, UK holiday accommodation or local repairer as long as the destination is under ten miles away.
Third party liability
Covers you in the event that you cause an accident or damage to someone else or their property while using your mobility scooter.
For limitations and exclusions, please refer to the Insurance Product Information Documents (IPIDs) and Policy Wordings for our Mobility Scooter Lite, Standard, and Extra insurance policies.
†Product available as optional add-on to a Mobility Scooter Insurance policy, available at an additional cost.
††Breakdown Cover only available when purchasing Mobility Scooter Standard or Extra policies.
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Mobility Scooter Insurance
Specially designed insurance for mobility scooters that helps keep you moving.
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QHow do I make a claim if my mobility scooter breaks down?
AIf you are covered by our mobility scooter insurance and your scooter breaks down, you can simply give us a call. All our contact numbers can be found here. We have designed our Mobility Scooter Insurance cover to make sure that both you, and your scooter are taken care of. We provide our Lite policy holders with a recovery allowance of up to £100 per breakdown to make sure you can get home safely in the event of a breakdown. Our Standard and Extra policy holders are eligible for Fish Mobility Rescue, which includes either recovery to your home, UK holiday accommodation or local repairer if the destination is under 10 miles away. The cost of hiring alternative equipment is also covered under both policies.
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QWhere can I get independent advice on using a mobility scooter?
AThe Department for Transport has published a free booklet called ‘mobility scooters and powered wheelchairs on the road – some guidance for users’ which provides useful information. You can download the guide here.
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QIs my manual wheelchair covered by my mobility scooter insurance?
AYes, manual wheelchair cover is provided with all of our Mobility Scooter Insurance policies. There is a limit of £1,000 on Lite level policies and £2,000 on all other policies.
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QDoes my mobility scooter have to be insured at my own home?
AYou can insure your mobility scooter either at your home, or at a UK holiday home.
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QHow much is mobility scooter insurance?
AOur prices start from just £38* per year. Mobility scooter insurance quotes depend on the type of mobility scooter you are insuring and the amount of coverage you require. It’s important to make sure you don’t automatically go for the cheapest mobility scooter insurance, but instead choose the correct amount of cover for your needs.*£38 price applies to Mobility Scooter Lite Insurance cover, available to purchase online only.
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QDo I need to register my mobility scooter with the DVLA?
AOnly Class 3 vehicles (with a maximum speed of 8mph) must be registered with the DVLA. The DVLA will then issue you with a “nil duty” tax disc (meaning you don’t have to pay vehicle tax on the scooter) which you are legally required to display on your mobility scooter. You can order the forms needed to register your Class 3 scooter from the DVLA. This information was sourced from GOV UK in September 2019.
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QDo I need insurance for my mobility scooter?
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The UK Government website states “You do not need insurance for a mobility scooter or powered wheelchair, although it’s recommended”. (August 2023).
Despite no legal requirement, you may want to take out insurance for your scooter to protect you if the scooter is damaged, stolen or broken down.
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QDo you need a licence to ride a mobility scooter?
ANo. You do not need take a test or have a driving license to use a mobility scooter. The law states that only disabled people may use Class 2 or Class 3 scooters (unless the user is conducting a sales demonstration). You do not need to be registered disabled, but must have a physical disability, injury or medical condition which means you cannot, or have difficulty, walking.
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Motability Enterprises Limited is an Introducer Appointed Representative of Fish Insurance. Motability Enterprises Limited (registered No. 1786053 England & Wales) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Motability (a charity registered at the Charity Commission No. 299745 and in Scotland No. SC050642), both of which have their registered office at Warwick House, Stadium Way, Roydon Road, Harlow, Essex CM19 5PX. Motability operating as Motability Foundation
