Scooters can be easily be set to go slower or faster based on the user or terrain. *Top speeds are based on a full battery charge, flat surface and standard user weight.

The turning radius is the minimal space needed to execute a 180° "U-turn". If you plan to use your scooter indoors or in tight spaces, make sure to choose one with a low turning radius!

If you plan to disassemble your scooter for transport, make sure you or your caregiver can safely lift the heaviest piece. Not all scooters are easily disassembled. Consider purchasing a vehicle lift so you can transport your fully assembled scooter.

Your battery range is how far you can go on one full charge. If you drive all over town, this is an important feature to consider so you don't end up stranded. *Battery Range is based on a full battery charge, flat smooth surfaces and standard user weight.

A scooter with a delta tiller can be operated with only one hand and has feather light forward and reverse controls. The padded, wraparound portion offers a comfortable place to rest your wrists while driving.

Ground clearance greatly affects your ability to clear door thresholds and uneven outdoor terrain. If your thresholds are extra tall you may need a threshold ramp.

The maximum incline rating is important if you need to climb steep slopes or ramps. It is extra important for those who live in hilly terrain.

Some scooters can easily be disassembled into serveral small, lightweight pieces so that they fit easily in a vehicle for easy transport.

If you are sitting in your scooter for long periods of time, selecting a seat that is a comfortable width for your body is important. Select a seat width that is at least equal to or greater than the widest part of your hips.

Most seat heights can be adjusted, but knowing the max seat height can be beneficial to taller users.

A power-elevating seat will typically give you an additional 3" to 6" in seat height. These extra inches can be helpful to reach upper cabinets and higher counters.