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A red For Motion On Four mobility scooter photographed from the front on a street in front of a brick church

On Four · four wheels · long range

Four wheels stand steadier. Three wheels turn tighter.

The stability of four wheels with the turning circle of a three-wheeler, and the largest battery pack we offer. Supplied limited to 8 mph for UK roads.

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  • Over 40 years in the vehicle trade
  • Our own workshop in Heerde, the Netherlands
  • 14-day right to cancel · Consumer Rights Act 2015
  • Delivery to the United Kingdom on request
A For Motion mechanic working on a mobility scooter in the workshop in Heerde

Our own designs, our own workshop

An importer with a handwriting of its own — assembled and checked in Heerde

We draw our models ourselves, have them built to our drawings and import them into Europe. In our own workshop in Heerde they are assembled, set up and checked before they go out. The same people service them afterwards. We are not a manufacturer with a plant of our own, and we do not say we are.

years in the vehicle trade
40+
models, three and four wheels
16
supplied limited, for UK roads
8 mph
assembly, checks and workshop
Heerde
How servicing works with us

The UK rules, in short

It is not the name of the machine that decides, it is the class. Three cases, and one of them is yours.

Class 2 — 4 mph, pavement

Incapable of exceeding 4 mph. No licence, no DVLA registration, no minimum age. Pavements, pedestrian areas and separated cycle tracks; the road only to cross, or where there is no pavement.

Class 3 — 8 mph, the road

Incapable of exceeding 8 mph, one seat, no wider than 0.85 m, no more than 150 kg unladen. Must be registered with the DVLA, no vehicle tax to pay, minimum age 14, and 4 mph on a pavement with the limiter engaged.

Above 8 mph — not a mobility scooter

Over 8 mph, wider than 0.85 m or over 150 kg and GOV.UK says it is not in a class at all: the road only, DVLA registration, a driving licence, and insurance once the total weight passes 254 kg.

What that means with us

Every model can be supplied limited to 8 mph. Where the model can also meet the other class 3 limits we say so in writing before you buy. The faster version is for private land only.

Popular models

The three- and four-wheelers we are asked for most.

All models

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    Enclosed · room for four

    Meet the NIEVE Q-EN

    The enclosed version: dry, sheltered and with room for four. An enclosed four-seater is not a UK mobility scooter — it is a motor vehicle, and it needs an approval route, DVLA registration, a driving licence and insurance before it may go on a road. We put that in writing before you buy, and we will tell you plainly if a model has no UK road route yet.
    For Motion NIEVE Q-EN, an enclosed mobility scooter with four seats
    For Motion Forty-5 Duo, a four-wheel mobility scooter with two seats
    Out together

    Forty-5 Duo: two proper seats

    Two full seats, a strong drive and the comfortable suspension of the Forty-5. A two-seater can never be a UK invalid carriage: the statute defines one as built for the carriage of one person. So we tell you before you buy what registration, licensing and insurance it would need here — or whether it belongs on private land.
    A sporting three-wheeler

    Fast One T.0: get on and go

    A compact three-wheeler for town, with a sporting look and the comfort of a modern mobility scooter. Supplied limited to 8 mph for UK roads; we confirm in writing whether it can be registered as a class 3 machine.
    For Motion Fast One T.0, a red three-wheel mobility scooter

    Why For Motion

    We are an importer with our own designs and our own workshop — not a middleman, and not a manufacturer with a plant.

    A red For Motion Trice on a cobbled street in RotterdamA mobility scooter being serviced in the For Motion workshop in Heerde
    1. Early to lithium

      We moved mobility scooters onto lithium batteries early: lighter, quicker to charge, and a great deal more range.

    2. Our own workshop in Heerde

      Assembly, checks, servicing and adaptations by people who know the model in front of them.

    3. Our own designs

      Our models are built to our drawings and our specifications — not a catalogue product out of a wholesaler.

    4. Delivery to the UK on request

      Tell us your postcode and we will tell you whether we can deliver, when, and what it costs.

    Straight from Heerde

    No dealer network in Britain — a direct line instead

    Advice by telephone or WhatsApp, a written quote by email, delivery to the United Kingdom on request. There is no test drive and no home demonstration: we have no dealers and no demonstration machines here, and we would rather say so than promise one. What you get instead is a written quote with every figure in it, and a phone call with someone who rides these machines.

    Common questions

    The questions we are asked most often.

    Free and without obligation

    Have a written quote drawn up

    Tell us which model interests you — or simply what you want to do with it. Within one working day you get the full price, the class the machine can be registered in and what that class requires of you, and the delivery options.

    A For Motion adviser unloading a mobility scooter from the van
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