You can park your mobility scooter anywhere it’s allowed and out of the way, such as inside your home, in a building’s designated area, or on private property with permission.

In public spaces, choose a spot that keeps walkways clear and preserves access near entrances, ramps, curb cuts, and transit stops.

Quick tips:
• Avoid blocking doorways, ramps, hallways, or emergency exits
• Ask staff if there’s a preferred indoor parking area at stores or appointments
• Park on a stable, level surface when possible
• If parking outside, use a lock and consider a cover in a well-lit, visible spot

Rules can vary by building and municipality, so if a location is unclear, check with the property manager or local bylaw office.

Look for an outdoor mobility scooter that fits your usual terrain, weather, and daily distance.

Key things to compare:
• Range that covers your round trip with a little extra for hills, wind, and colder days
• Wheel size, tire type, and ground clearance for uneven pavement and park paths
• Suspension and seat comfort for longer rides
• Storage and weather protection for errands in different seasons

If you want maximum weather coverage, the ET4 Cruise Connect is a fully enclosed option with available heat and A/C option, which can be a great fit for winter and summer riding: https://emmo.ca/products/et-4-cruise-connect

Yes, occasional rain is generally fine, but it’s best not to leave an electric motorcycle-style e-bike parked in steady rain or snow for long periods.

Most e-bikes are water-resistant rather than fully waterproof, so a sheltered spot or a fitted cover helps protect connectors, controls, and metal parts.

If it’s been in the rain, wipe it down and make sure the charging port and any exposed connectors are dry before charging.

For model-specific guidance, see your owner’s manual: https://emmo.ca/pages/owner-resources

The best e-bike for seniors is usually one that’s easy to use, not too heavy to handle, and comfortable to get on and off.

Many senior riders prioritize a step-thru frame for simpler mounting, along with an upright riding position and predictable handling for everyday trips. Reliability is also a key factor, especially if you plan to ride regularly for errands or commuting.

A few popular options to consider:
• VMO Pro: a practical, easy-to-ride choice for day-to-day use (https://emmo.ca/products/emmo-vmo-pro)
• Electric Trike Trobic Pro: three-wheel stability for riders who want extra balance support (https://emmo.ca/products/trobic-pro)
• Vegar Pro: a more heavy-duty option for riders who want a sturdier build (https://emmo.ca/products/vegar-pro)