what is the law in MO for riding 49cc dirt bikes on the sidewalk?
Yes you do need a valid state drivers license to ride a 49cc scooter in Hawaii, but is not required to have a motorcycle endorsement on it. The law just wants to make sure you know how to drive a car.
Yes you need a moped permit which you can get form you insurance company. or a regular license. No you don't need a license to drive a 49cc scooter because it is under 50cc and there is currently no law on the 49cc. Until the law changes the only ticket you can get is for reckless driving like standing up with no hands or goofing off.
Yes you can all you need is a Standard NJ Drivers License You can only go on roads with a speed limit of 35 or less good for riding around town and having fun http://www.scootersnj.com/gallery/201-2013-Other-NEW-SCOOTER-LAW-IN-NJ-(50cc-Scooters)/
An everyday event of Newtons second law is riding on a scooter. When you ride on a scooter, and you make your self go, but just let it go, the more mass that you have on the scooter, the greater distance it will go
On any motorbike the law requires the rider and the passenger(if there is a passenger) to be wearing a helmet at all times whilst the vehicle is moving.
yes in the state of Florida any scooter above 49cc requires a motorcycle endorsement this law is in effect starting July 2000 and any one under 21 must have a helmet
just wear a helmet. The Ga. department of moter vehicles and the Ga state law states that a moter scooter or moped that has a moter that is 50cc and under, DOSE NOT REQUIRE A GA DRIVERS LISENCE.
Do you mean by law? Or by accident? Well if it is the later, then if you get in a crash you will more likely have more serious brain damage. You will most likely get in a crash if you ask such stupid question. lol jk. Not sure if the law make you were a helmet on a scooter. I know that on my bike I never were a helmet and have never had a problem.
you can but its against the law your supposed to be over 14 (if it is 49cc)
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According to the South Carolina law on 49cc scooters, you must be of age 15 or older. It requires a motorcycle license, an insurance, also a moped license tag bought from a licensed motorcycle or moped dealer.