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Are you a provider or clinician working with Pride Mobility and Quantum Rehab products? Say hello to PQ-365, your new, all-in-one digital companion. Designed to streamline your workflow and boost efficiency, this free mobile app brings the full Pride and Quantum product universe to your fingertips.

What Is PQ-365?

PQ-365 replaces the previous Quantum Clinician app, combining all essential resources for Pride Mobility and Quantum Rehab users into a single, user-friendly platform. Whether you’re on-site, in the clinic, or on the go, PQ-365 keeps everything you need within reach.

Key Features That Make It a Game Changer

• Serial Number & Order Search with full order tracking and part-number links for detailed descriptions
• Quick-Search & Voice-Search tools for hands-free, lightning-fast product lookups
• 360° Product Views, zoom capabilities, and Image-Share options, great for showcasing color and configuration variations
• Fillable Order Forms, comprehensive Order Tracker, and integrated Push Notifications to stay updated on the go
• Access to promotional and technical assets like Brochures, Spec Sheets, Owner’s Manuals, Installation Instructions, Tech Videos, Illustrated Parts Breakdowns, FAQs, and Basic Operating Instructions
• A built-in Learning Management System (LMS) for on-demand professional training and CEU courses

Why PQ-365 Matters

PQ-365 serves as a central knowledge hub, going beyond basic tools to become a single point of reference for product specs, order processing, troubleshooting, and training. Its intuitive interface and powerful features save time and simplify workflows for busy professionals.

What’s New in Version 6.0.0?

The latest update brings exciting new brand integrations:

• Sitting Pretty (UK) – offering riser recliner chairs, sofas, and adjustable beds for comfort and support
• Baja Mobility (USA) – introducing rugged, outdoor-ready scooters built for adventure

Where to Download

PQ-365 is available for free on both the Apple App Store and Google Play.

Mobility scooters are becoming increasingly popular across Europe, offering freedom and independence to people with mobility challenges. If you are considering getting one, you might wonder whether a driving license is required.

The simple answer is no: you do not need a driving license to use a mobility scooter in the EU. However, there are important rules and guidelines that vary slightly between countries. Understanding the general regulations and safety recommendations is essential.

Understanding Mobility Scooters: Classification

In most European countries, mobility scooters are grouped into two general categories:

• Low-speed scooters: Designed for pavements and pedestrian areas, usually with a maximum speed of around 6–7 km/h. These models are intended for use alongside pedestrians and cannot be used on regular roads, except when crossing.

• Road-legal scooters: More powerful models that may reach speeds of 10–15 km/h. These scooters can often be used on both pavements (at reduced speeds) and roads, depending on national laws. They are usually equipped with lights, reflectors, and a horn for safety.

Always check the specific classification rules in your country, as requirements can differ.

Legal Requirements and Recommendations

• No driving license needed: In the EU, mobility scooters are treated as assistive devices, not motor vehicles.

• Minimum age: Some countries set a minimum age (often 14 or 15) for using larger road-legal scooters.

• Traffic rules: Even though you do not need a license, you must follow traffic signals, signs, and speed limits when using a scooter on roads or pavements.

Familiarising yourself with your country’s equivalent of the traffic code is highly recommended to ensure safe use.

Training and Safety

Formal training is not mandatory in most EU countries, but learning how to operate a mobility scooter safely is important. Local disability organisations or mobility scooter suppliers sometimes offer training sessions, which typically cover:

• Basic controls and functions

• Pavement driving skills

• Road safety skills (for larger scooters)

• Rules, tips, and supervised practice

Training is especially helpful for first-time users or those planning to use a road-legal scooter.

Where Can You Use a Mobility Scooter?

• Cycle lanes or bus lanes: In most EU countries, mobility scooters are not permitted in cycle or bus lanes, as they may obstruct traffic.

• Main roads: Some countries allow road-legal scooters on certain roads, but use on high-speed roads or motorways is usually prohibited. If you are permitted to drive on larger roads, additional safety equipment like lights or reflective vests may be required.

• Shops and public buildings: Yes, mobility scooters are allowed in supermarkets, shops, and public buildings. By EU law, public spaces must be accessible to people with disabilities. Larger scooters may be harder to navigate indoors, so some shops provide parking areas.

Conclusion

You do not need a driving license to operate a mobility scooter anywhere in the EU. Still, it is important to understand your country’s specific rules, follow traffic regulations, and practice safe driving. With the right knowledge and training, mobility scooters provide an excellent way to enjoy independence and mobility in everyday life.

If you are considering buying a mobility scooter, you probably have plenty of questions. What type is right for me? What size scooter do I need? Which accessories should I choose? And if you’ve just received your brand-new scooter, you are most likely already thinking about where your first trip will be and how your new scooter will improve your independence and quality of life.

But alongside the exciting parts, there are also more practical questions to consider. One of the most common is: Do you need insurance for a mobility scooter?

Do Mobility Scooters Require Insurance?

In most of Europe, there is no legal requirement to insure a mobility scooter. Mobility scooters are generally classified as medical or assistive devices, not as motor vehicles. This means they are not subject to the same insurance laws as cars or motorbikes.

Both Class 2 scooters (up to 6.4 km/h, designed mainly for pavement use) and Class 3 scooters (up to 12.8 km/h, suitable for road use in some countries) typically do not require compulsory insurance. However, regulations can vary slightly between EU member states, so it is always wise to check local requirements.

Should You Insure Your Mobility Scooter Anyway?

Even though it isn’t a legal requirement, many people choose to insure their mobility scooter for peace of mind. A good insurance policy can provide:

• Breakdown cover – Assistance if your scooter stops working while you are out.

• Accidental damage protection – Repair costs if your scooter is damaged.

• Theft cover – Financial protection if your scooter is stolen.

• Third-party liability – Protection if your scooter accidentally causes damage or injury.

Having insurance can help you avoid unexpected costs and ensure you stay mobile, even if something goes wrong.

How Much Does Mobility Scooter Insurance Cost?

The cost of mobility scooter insurance depends on the provider, the type of cover, and your circumstances. As a general guide, policies are often very affordable compared to traditional motor insurance, usually priced at a modest annual premium.

Pride Mobility Scooters – Designed with Safety and Compliance in Mind

All Pride Mobility scooters are designed to meet EU regulations, with a maximum speed of 12.8 km/h and weight limits suitable for both Class 2 and Class 3 categories. This ensures you can enjoy freedom and independence while remaining within legal guidelines.

If you are looking for a mobility scooter, explore our full range at Pride Mobility. Our scooters are built for comfort, safety, and reliability. Helping you move with confidence every day.

Managing orders can often feel like a boring or stressful task, especially when you are waiting for multiple mobility scooters or parts. But not anymore! We’re excited to introduce a brand-new feature that makes order tracking simple and efficient. Say hello to the new tracking tool on PQ-365.

This innovative tool allows you to check the status of your mobility scooter and parts orders quickly, using only your order number. In this post, we’ll explain what each order status means and how you can take advantage of this feature for a seamless experience.

What Do the Delivery Statuses Mean?

Understanding your order status helps you know exactly where your order is in the process.

Ready to be Picked
Your order has been received and processed but has not yet been handed to the warehouse team. At this stage, it may still be waiting for payment verification or stock confirmation.

Being Picked
Our warehouse team is actively preparing your order for dispatch. Items are being collected and packed with care, ready to be shipped.

Shipped
The most exciting stage—your order has been dispatched and is on its way to you! Delivery times vary depending on location and carrier, but you can expect your items soon. If you experience delays, contact us for support.

How to Track Your Orders

Tracking your orders is simple with PQ-365:

1. Log in to your PQ-365 account.

2. Enter your order number.

3. View the current status of your order in real time.

A full step-by-step guide is available in the app to help you get started.

More Features on the PQ-365 App

PQ-365 offers more than just order tracking. Here are some other helpful tools available:

• View Parts Numbers
  Easily keep track of all part numbers. If you need login details, contact us for support.

• Access Product Information
  Browse product specifications, brochures, and owner’s manuals—all in one place.

• View Colour Options
  Show all available colour options to your customers with a simple tap.

• Digital Order Forms
  Make ordering powered wheelchairs faster and more accurate with our digital forms.

Need Help?

If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact us. Our team is always happy to help you make the most of PQ-365.

Happy tracking!