4 wheels non-detachable shock absorbing elderly mobility scooter（B2）

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When using a 4 wheels non-detachable shock absorbing elderly mobility scooter, it's important to take certain precautions to ensure your safety and maximize the scooter's performance. Familiarize yourself with the user manual provided by the manufacturer. It contains important information regarding the safe operation, maintenance, and specific features of your mobility scooter.Always wear appropriate safety equipment, such as a helmet, when operating the mobility scooter. Additionally, consider wearing reflective clothing to enhance visibility, especially when riding in low-light conditions.Adhere to the weight capacity specified by the manufacturer. Overloading the scooter can affect its stability, maneuverability, and overall performance, potentially leading to accidents or damage.
Before each use, inspect the scooter for any signs of damage or wear. Check the tires for proper inflation, ensure all components are securely fastened, and inspect the brakes, lights, and other safety features. If you notice any issues, have them addressed by a qualified technician before using the scooter.When parking the mobility scooter, ensure it is on a flat and stable surface. Engage the parking brake, if available, and turn off the power. If necessary, use additional methods, such as wheel chocks or securing straps, to prevent unintended movement.
Stick to smooth and level surfaces as much as possible. Avoid steep inclines, uneven terrain, or surfaces with potholes or obstacles that may pose a risk of tipping or losing control. If you need to navigate rougher terrain, ensure your scooter is designed for off-road use and exercise caution.Be cautious when operating the scooter in adverse weather conditions. Wet or slippery surfaces can reduce traction, increasing the risk of accidents. If conditions are unfavorable, consider postponing your trip or take extra precautions.
 When riding on public roads or sidewalks, obey all traffic laws and signals. Signal your intentions when turning, be aware of your surroundings, and yield to pedestrians and other vehicles when necessary.Operate the mobility scooter at a safe and comfortable speed. Avoid excessive speeds that may compromise your control or reaction time. Adjust your speed according to the environment and any obstacles or pedestrians around you. Be courteous and considerate to pedestrians and other users of the road or sidewalk. Slow down when approaching pedestrians, give them ample space, and always yield the right of way.

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