Do i need a motorcycle License for a 150cc scooter? in Florida?
Scooters are usually two-wheel motorcycle-type motor vehicles 50 cc or less or 2 brake horsepower or less gas engines that have automatic transmissions. Mopeds also have 50 cc or less engines with two wheels, but have pedals and may be operated solely by human power. In order to legally operate scooters, mopeds, and other 2-3 wheel small engine motor vehicles, at least a Class E driver license and tag/registration are required. Persons 16 and older may operate a moped or ride as a passenger without a helmet. Persons under 16 may not operate a moped, but may ride as a passenger with protective headgear securely fastened upon their head.
How much would it cost to insure my scooter?
Now,-i had to pay for my scooter / motorbike only 46,-Euro per year and i try to explain how to get the insurance so cheap (in germany,-but maybe that works in the usa,-too): -I ordered the LXR-125 in the "open-throttled" version at the dealer .. -Then I spoke personally with my "insurance aunt" before and insisted on the registration as a motorcycle in the >17 class Ps .. --has a very low-cost advantages, among other things, it is then after 3 years to 50% insurance discount on liability..now I´m nearly on 30%,while driving the hole year through and whitout accident`s (by it`s own fault).. -here in Germany would have to based on my "insurance application form" .. that`ll be cheaper than a conventional Mopped, as you have described.. -and it includes "Theft Protection (partial coverage with 300, €-deductible)".. appendix: - so if i want to insure a car..i use my "motorcycle-30%-insurance" and can use it with nearly 50% for every car..but i had than,-to insure the Peugeot LXR-125er on a new insurance with 100%..and that is much cheaper than the ordinary way !!- - and i pay that insurance in the beginnig of the year,-almost than cash, because there is then a further 3% discount..
Do i need a motorcycle license to ride a 150cc scooter in florida?
Y'all I bet you do. I mean that theres a 150 cc so if its not no 149 cc unless it is its Interstate legal in all 50 states. So I'd imagine a Motorcycle license is required although I ain't faimiler with no Flordia law.
Does a 49 cc scooter require license plates/registration in florida?
What are the driver licensing requirements for mopeds, scooters and other two or three wheel motor vehicles? If 50 cc or less, these vehicles are not motorcycles by driver license law definition, S. 322.01(25), F.S., so a motorcycle endorsement is not required per S. 322.03(4), F.S.; however, to operate them on streets and roadways, you must be at least 16 years old and hold at least a regular operator (Class E) or “Motorcycle Only” driver license. (Reason: Even though these vehicles are 50 cc or less, they still fall under the driver license law definition of “Motor Vehicle” and a driver license is required to operate a “motor vehicle.”) SS.322.03(1), 322.01(26) and 322.05(1), F.S. Mopeds need to be registered at a county tax collector office. The registration fee is $34.50, and you must renew your registration every year. You'll receive a motorcycle plate for your moped. If you're under 21 and the registration is in your name, your plate will have a distinctive design and color. Moped drivers need to have at least a Class E driver's license, and be 16 or older to drive a moped on a public road. A motorcycle endorsement isn't required. You will not be allowed to ride your moped on bike or foot paths. All passengers under 16 must wear a helmet.
How much would it cost me to transfer a title of a 49cc scooter in the state of florida.?
State legislators define a moped as a vehicle fitting all of the following criteria: Pedals that allow you to propel the vehicle A seat for the rider Three or fewer wheels Motor of two-brake horsepower or less Maximum speed of 30 mph on level ground Automatic power-drive system Displacement of 50 cc or less (for those with an internal combustion engine) Mopeds need to be registered at a county tax collector office. The registration fee is $19.10, and you must renew your registration every year. Thankfully, you don't have to pay the $100 initial registration fee. You'll receive a motorcycle plate for your moped. If you're under 21 and the registration is in your name, your plate will have a distinctive design and color. Moped drivers need to have at least a Class E driver's license, and be 16 or older to drive a moped on a public road. A motorcycle endorsement isn't required. You will not be allowed to ride your moped on bike or foot paths. All passengers under 16 must wear a helmet. Moped drivers aren't required to carry Personal Injury Protection insurance. Be aware that moped drivers have the same rights and responsibilities as other motorists. And, yes, moped drivers can receive traffic tickets, too. Top Scooters Depending on its makeup, a scooter could be classified as a motorcycle, moped, or even a bicycle/motorized scooter. A motorized scooter is defined as a vehicle without a seat or saddle for the use of the rider, designed to travel on three or fewer wheels, and a maximum speed of 30 miles mph on level ground. You are required to have at least a Class E driver's license and be 16 years old to ride a scooter. You cannot register or title a motorized scooter, and you cannot drive a motorized scooter on sidewalks or public roads. See where your scooter falls under these categories, and then follow the appropriate rules and procedures. If your vehicle meets the requirements for regular motorcycles, you'll need to title and register it accordingly. See our Motorcycle Registration section for full details. For more information on scooters, check out our informative articles about these vehicles in our How-to Guides and Fun Stuff sections.
150cc motor scooter license and registration?
First, try to find a MoPed. Driver's License: http://www.scstatehouse.gov/code/t56c001... SECTION 56-1-1710. Meaning of "moped". For purposes of this article, "moped" means a cycle with pedals to permit propulsion by human power or without pedals and with a motor of not more than fifty cubic centimeters which produces not to exceed two brake horsepower.... Registration: http://www.scstatehouse.gov/code/t56c003... SECTION 56-3-20. Definitions... (29) "Moped" means every cycle with pedals to permit propulsion by human power and with a motor of not more than fifty cubic centimeters which produces not to exceed one and one-half brake horsepower and which is not capable of propelling the vehicle at a speed in excess of twenty-five miles per hour on level ground. As far as I know, there is no new vehicle that can be registered as a "moped". A Tomos http://www.tomosusa.com/pages/model/spri... produces over 3 bhp and can do 30+ mph. Second, do you want to be limited to 25-30 mph? A moped is a pitiful vehicle. You cannot keep up with traffic which means you all the cars are passing you and trying to run you off the road. Back in the '60's we had a rash of mopeds on the streets, and many people were hurt because they were too slow to be safe. 50 years later our grandchildren are again trying to kill themselves. A scooter, such as a Piaggio Fly 50, is *NOT* a moped -- it is a motorcycle. You need a motorcycle registration, motorcycle driver's license, insurance. Since you will need all that crap you might as well get a 150 and be fast enough to keep with traffic: http://www.piaggiousa.com/scooters.html#!s=home/fly-50-4v Fly 50 vs, Fly 150: Max. Speed: 39 mph -- 61 mph MSRP: $2199 -- $2899 Is your life worth $700 to be capable of keeping up with traffic???
Do you need a license to drive a scooter in Miami ??
Scooters and Mopeds Scooters are usually two-wheel motorcycle-type motor vehicles 50 cc or less or 2 brake horsepower or less gas engines that have automatic transmissions. Mopeds also have 50 cc or less engines with two wheels, but have pedals and may be operated solely by human power. In order to legally operate scooters, mopeds, and other 2-3 wheel small engine motor vehicles, at least a Class E driver license and tag/registration are required. Persons 16 and older may operate a moped or ride as a passenger without a helmet. Persons under 16 may not operate a moped, but may ride as a passenger with protective headgear securely fastened upon their head. A 650 is not a scooter, it's a motorcycle. See http://www.flhsmv.gov/html/dlnew.html
My uncle gave me his scooter (more than 50cc). I need to get a title transfer, register it, get motorcycle insurance, and also get a motorcycle endorsement. What should I do first?
In New York the requirement for insurance[1] is determined by the Moped's or Scooter's (Classed as a Motorcycle) maximum speed. Less than 20MPH (Class C) and insurance is not required. Greater than 20MPH max speed and insurance IS required.Assuming Insurance is required, the steps would look like the followingPurchase and Title TransferObtain Insurance RegistrationCheck with a knowledgeable agent or the Department of Motor Vehicles in your area to help with the process, they should be able to help with the proper sequence of getting you on the road.Footnotes[1] Register a moped
Do I need a motorcycle license to purchase a 150cc scooter from a dealership in North Carolina?
This is a guess based on other jurisdictions:You don't need a license to purchase a scooter. You need one to take it for a test ride. Once you have purchased it, it is no longer the reponsibility of the dealer. You could push it off the premises (to satisfy their insurance requirements), then ride it away (illegally) on the public highway.A quick search suggests that in NC a 150cc scooter is a motorcycle, not a moped, and as such requires a motorcycle endoresement.